Israeli archeologists have discovered a mark from a seal of the biblical King Hezekiah—and the discovery is being touted in some circles as proof of the authenticity of the biblical record. The small ...

The archaeological significance of Israel's ancient city of Jerusalem cannot be overstated. Not only is the city cherished by three of the world's major religions, but it has a continuous record of ...

A team of archaeologists in Jerusalem has unearthed a rare biblical-era seal impression bearing the name of King Hezekiah, during excavations at the foot of the Temple Mount's southern wall. Led by Dr ...

King Hezekiah, according to the Bible, was the 13th king of Judah, whose reign has been dated to between 715 and 686 BC. Hezekiah features prominently in the Old Testament as well as the New Testament ...

Seal impression of King Hezekiah unearthed in JerusalemOuria Tadmor Archaeologists digging just south of Jerusalem's Temple Mount have made a historic discovery, unearthing the first-ever seal ...

A royal seal impression of king Hezekiah has been discovered in Jerusalem Ouria Tadmor/Hebrew University of Jerusalem A clay seal impression dating back to the biblical kingdom of Judah (9BC) has been ...

A stretch of wall in the original heart of the city was revealed to had been built by King Uzziah, as hinted at in the Bible, The Sun reports. Contrary to popular belief, Hezekiah, who ruled Judah ...

A projected image of a bulla excavated near Jerusalem's Old City, and later discovered to be from the seal of the biblical King Hezekiah. Photo: Reuetrs Jerusalem: Israeli archaeologists have ...

A dump site is the last place you would expect to find an 8th century B.C. seal for a papyrus document signed by one of the kings of Judah. Perhaps that’s why it has taken 2,700 years for the piece of ...