When Jews returned from exile, they brought the Babylonian calendar with them.

Ancient tablets reveal a new perspective on Jews exiled after the fall of the First Temple.

At Israel’s Bible Lands Museum, on display for the first time is a collection of some 100 clay tablets documenting the lives of Jews exiled. . .

The Babylonian Talmud contains a vast wealth of information about the Jewish society that, from the 3rd to 7th century, produced it, but historians have. . .