Remnants of a 12th-century siege.

Four-millennia-old dolmens that dwarf Stonehenge.

The rabbis of Peki’in.

Built on top of an ancient synagogue.

Complete with a “Sephardi” seating plan.

In a mysterious but important building.

The secret to its economic success.

With a unique design for its kiln.

It might not have been for ritual use.

Possibly from the suppression of the Bar Kokhba revolt.

While still avoiding the worst.

Two in Aramaic, one in Greek.

Greeks or Jews?

New excavations, new revelations.