The Ten Lost Tribes of Israel have fascinated historians, theologians, and explorers for centuries. After the Assyrian conquest of the northern kingdom of Israel in 722 BCE, these tribes were said ...

Menasseh ben Israel, a Dutch Jewish scholar widely respected in both Christian and Jewish circles, played a central role in strengthening the association of the American Indians with the Lost Tribes.

Where are the Ten Lost Tribes? Ever since the Assyrians exiled the Lost Tribes of Israel in the eighth century B.C., the mystery of what happened to the ten tribes has deepened inexorably with time.

One of the best stories told in any New York museum exhibition this season unfolds at the Frick Collection on Fifth Avenue. It begins with the Spanish baroque master Francisco de Zurbarán, who in ...

Each stone was of a varying type and connected to a specific tribe. No 2 tribes shared a similar stone. Many commentators explain the significance of the stone, its color and relation to the tribe.

The definite leaders of the tribes of Israel, were Yosef and Yehuda. This was not only demonstrated in Egypt when Yosef revealed himself to his brothers, but in other instances as well.

Elizabeth Fenton's "Old Canaan in a New World" revisits an old theory which posited that Native Americans were the lost tribes of Israel.

There is a theory that the Celts are descended from one of the ten lost tribes of Israel, the tribe of Dan. Proponents of the theory, in historical essays and elsewhere, point to various parallels ...

In Tribal Blueprints: Twelve Brothers and the Destiny of Israel, Nechama Price pieces together a wonderfully cohesive portrait of each brother and his tribe.

One of the best stories told in any New York museum exhibition this season unfolds at the Frick Collection on Fifth Avenue. It begins with ...