A stone mentioning “The Lord of Hosts” This limestone was discovered in a cave in Judah. The inscription was in ancient Hebrew alphabet, inscribed around... Read More
The Mesha Stele (or the Moab Stele) This basalt stele was discovered in 1868 at Dibon, the ancient capital of Moab, in Southern Jordan. Although... Read More
“The House of David” inscription This stele was discovered in 1993-94 at Tel Dan in Northern Israel. It records that the King of Aram (Hazael)... Read More
Gold drinking goblets of the Persian Empire. These vessels were mostly discovered around Susa, Iran. They are now kept in the Louvre Museum, France. They... Read More
The palace ruins in Susa The site is located near Susa, Ahwaz Province, Iran. It is maintained by the Khouzestan Cultural Heritage Handicraft and Tourism... Read More
Poster of King Xerxes and Queen Esther (available in many book shops in Iran) Although Esther was not recorded in Iran’s official history, people seem... Read More