
Archaeologists Uncover Year-Round Industry in the Biblical Kingdom of Israel
A University of Haifa study reveals Tel Shikmona, an 8th-century BCE site in the Kingdom of Israel, utilized workspaces year-round for diverse industries.
Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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A University of Haifa study reveals Tel Shikmona, an 8th-century BCE site in the Kingdom of Israel, utilized workspaces year-round for diverse industries.