Ruth Schuster

One stood among the Dead Sea Scrolls: made of metal, and seemingly never meant to be read. Who made it, when and why, and how was Bar-Kokhba involved? Shimon Gibson presents a new theory

Researchers Identify the 'Lombard Compensation' in Pilot Whales, but There's Only So Loud They Can Squeak to Compete With the Ruckus From Human Maritime Activity

Early Persian Silver Coin Smuggled From Israel to Big Apple Also Regained After Being Offered for Sale

Ruth Schuster (via Haaretz.com) Tunnel up to five meters in height discovered in bedrock near ancient Jerusalem's center, but archaeologists can't figure out its purpose

We Knew Neanderthals Ate Seafood if They Had To. Now Seasonality in Marine Exploitation Has Been Identified in Coastal Hominins, and the Question Is Why

The Upland Species Was Thought to Have Come From Peru. It Didn't; and'Egyptian' Cotton Comes From Ecuador

Yet Ancient Modern Humans in Europe at the Same Time as Entomophagic Neanderthals Barely Had Bug DNA in Their Teeth. How Did This Discrepancy Arise?

More Than 14,000 Years Ago, Early Dogs Were Already Thronging Eurasia and the Levant, and Were Loved. In Israel, Natufian Pooches Exhibit Some Peculiarities

Outside the Middle East Bubble Lies the Rest of the Planet, and June 8 Marked World Oceans Day. Originally Proposed by Canadian Oceanic Institutions, the Observ

Outside the Middle East Bubble Lies the Rest of the Planet, and June 8 Marked World Oceans Day. Originally Proposed by Canadian Oceanic Institutions, the Observ