Archaeologists may have discovered evidence of a dire famine that gripped Jerusalem during a Roman siege nearly 2,000 years ago. Cooking pots and a ceramic lamp were found in an ancient cistern near ...
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The Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, the siege that shattered Judea and reshaped Judaism
After years of rebellion and messianic fervor, Rome unleashed its full power on Jerusalem in 70 AD. This chapter follows the ...
Archaeologists may have discovered evidence of a dire famine that gripped Jerusalem during a Roman siege nearly 2,000 years ago. Cooking pots and a ceramic lamp were found in an ancient cistern near ...
A rare coin from an ancient Jewish revolt against the Roman Empire has been discovered in Jerusalem. The Bar Kokhba revolt, which lasted about five years, took place around 132 C.E. (Common Era) or ...
Three intact cooking pots and a small ceramic oil lamp that date to the time of the Great Revolt were recently uncovered in a small cistern belonging to a building exposed in an archaeological excavat ...
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