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In what experts are calling a “once-in-a-lifetime discovery,” likened to an Indiana Jones film set, a 13th century BCE burial cave from the time of Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses II was discovered in Israel on September 14.

Team of experts finds pottery pieces and bronze artefacts from time of the ancient Egyptian king who died in 1213 BC.

Israeli archaeologists on Tuesday displayed a rare and "remarkably well preserved" Roman-era coin dating back nearly 1,900 years, depicting the moon goddess Luna, the first such find in Israeli waters. The coin minted in Alexandria in present-day Egypt featuring the zodiac sign Cancer below Luna and the era's Roman emperor,…

IAA, Inc. (NYSE:IAA) has opened a state-of-the-art, full-service facility in Bristol, located in the southwest region of the U.K. The Bristol site will significantly increase IAA's capacity and will enable the company to meet the growing needs of current and new customers. "The new branch in Bristol is vital to our ongoing expansion…

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The rare 900-year-old antique weapon, preserved in perfect condition, was used during the Crusades.

’The source of the photo was inside the plane’ says Israel Airports Authority

Authorities believe suspects used iPhone AirDrop to share photos before takeoff at Ben Gurion airport