Researchers make 'first discovery' of Philistine cemetery

Adam Aja, assistant curator at the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East and his colleagues at the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon, have discovered the ...

Researchers make 'first discovery' of Philistine cemetery - BBC News

A team of foreign archaeologists extract skeletons at the excavation site of the first Philistine cemetery ever found on June 28, 2016.

First Ever? Discovery of Philistine Cemetery Draws Criticism

A 3000-year-old graveyard in Ashkelon, Israel, is being hailed as the first (and only) Philistine cemetery ever found.

Wheaton Professor Helps Unearth First-Ever Philistine Cemetery

Dr. Daniel Master, professor of archaeology and co-director of the Leon Levy Expedition to Ashkelon, shares what's next for Wheaton following the discovery ...

Researchers make “first discovery” of Philistine cemetery - YouTube

Researchers in Israel have made what they say is the first discovery of a Philistine cemetery. Expedition leaders say they discovered 145 ...

First Ever Philistine Cemetery Revealed

Archaeologists and scholars have long searched for the origin of the Philistines, and the discovery of the cemetery is poised to offer the key ...

Goliath's burial site? First Philistine cemetery found - CNN

Archaeologists have unearthed the first Philistine cemetery ever discovered, shedding light on an ancient civilization that was home to one of the Bible's most ...

First-Ever Philistine Cemetery Discovered - World Mizrachi

In an amazing archaeological find, the first-ever Philistine Cemetery has been discovered in a dig by the southern coastal town of Ashkelon. In the discovery, ...

First-ever Philistine cemetery found, offers unique glimpse of ...

Archaeologists digging at the southern coastal city of Ashkelon announced Sunday the discovery of the first cemetery belonging to the ancient Israelites' ...

First-ever Philistine cemetery unearthed - Evangelical Focus

The cemetery has been found outside the walls of the Israelite port city of Ashkelon. The discovery of more than 200 bodies will reveal many details about ...

Archaeologists Find First-ever Philistine Cemetery in Israel - Haaretz

A huge Philistine cemetery some 3000-years-old has been found in the Mediterranean seaport of Ashkelon.

Discovery of Philistine Cemetery May Solve Biblical Mystery

The discovery of a large cemetery outside the walls of ancient Ashkelon, a major city of the Philistines between the 12th and 7th centuries B.C. ...

Philistine Cemetery Unearthed at Ashkelon

Kathryn Marklein articulates a 10th–9th century B.C.E. burial in Ashkelon's Philistine cemetery, the first ever to be discovered by ...

First 'Philistine' cemetery found; quietly. | History Forum

Researchers in Israel have made what they say is the first discovery of a Philistine cemetery. The discovery may yield answers to an enduring mystery...

Philistine Cemetery Discovered! - Bible Study With Randy

The cemetery was first discovered in 2013 and excavation began on it in 2014, but it was only in this final season of digging that an ...

Wesleyan Group Helps Discover First Philistine Cemetery

Two Wesleyan students, one recent alumna and a faculty member contributed to a groundbreaking discovery of the first Philistine cemetery.

The Philistine cemetery in Israel - Archaeology Wiki

This is the first time a cemetery belonging to the Philistines has been found. The recent excavation in the Israeli port city of Ashkelon ...

Story of Philistines Could Be Reshaped by Ancient Cemetery

Archaeologists in Ashkelon, Israel, said they had found a burial site that could help reveal the origin and lifestyle of a civilization ...

Ancient DNA Sheds New Light on the Biblical Philistines | Smithsonian

The cemetery, which was used during the late Iron Age, between the 11th and 8th centuries B.C., was the first Philistine burial ground ever ...

Historic discovery of Philistine cemetery - Jewish Community Voice

Archaeologists in southern Israel have uncovered a Philistine cemetery, making an unprecedented discovery. The discovery followed 30 years ...