A Day in the Life: Passover
Dear Diary,
After a long trek, we finally made it to Jerusalem in time for Passover. There were streams of people on the roads and there is a festive feeling in the air. It is always an exciting time to come into Jerusalem. I can see the…
New Year for the Trees, New Life for Ancient Forgotten Beams
Happy Tu B’Shevat! Today is the Jewish new year for the trees which is celebrated annually on the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat. Customs vary, but many Jews will eat a new fruit they haven’t tried before or eat one (or all!) of…
Find of the Month: The Doric Survivor – TMSP Staff
Doric survivor gives glimpse into Second Temple monumental architecture.
Seeking Good in Temple Mount Terror Tragedy: Opportunity for Archaeological Discovery?
Police searching for hidden cache of weapons a unique opportunity to record hidden archaeology of Temple Mount?
Treasures in the British Mandate Archives
Happy International Archives Day!
Archaeologists spend a lot of time working with the fresh material coming out of excavations, but equally important is an archaeologist’s understanding of what came before. We must know about previous excavations,…
Early Islamic Destruction Layer?
Artifacts from Early Islamic Period may be from 658 CE earthquake.
Temple Denial: The Reality
Gaby threatened with eviction from Temple Mount for saying "Temple Mount" and this is just the beginning of the Temple Denial trend. Read and share the truth.
Channukkah Miracles at the Sifting Project
Video with Zachi Dvira talking about the symbolic finds of the first year of the Sifting Project.
Powerful Video about UNESCO and the Temple Denial Movement
It is important to respect the narratives of people today, but this needs to be in addition to, and not at the expense of, real history.
Nuba Inscription Identifies Dome of the Rock with Jewish Temple
Ancient Arabic inscription bears witness to the fact that the Dome of the Rock structure was originally named 'Bayt al Maqdis' referring to "The Holy Temple."
Thoughts on the Jerusalem Conference
Important information shared related to our project. New discoveries.
Archaeological Evidence of the Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount
Historical sources and selected artifacts given to show proof of the First and Second Jewish Temples on the Temple Mount. Jews and Christians have a real and documented relationship to the Temple Mount.