The Law of the Israel Antiquities Authority states that the IAA is the organization responsible for all the antiquities of the country, including the underwater finds. The IAA is authorized to …

The National Treasures Department of the Israel Antiquities Authority is responsible for the housing, documentation and control of antiquities in Israel. The National Treasures' collections …

The cultural richness of the land is shared by millions of people throughout the world – Jews, Christians, Muslims alike and all culture loving people – hence it is the responsibility of the …

Today the library houses the oldest and most extensive collection of publications on the archaeology of the Land of Israel, including: reports of archaeological excavations in the Land …

The Scrolls have been exhibited in four continents; yet there are still many new requests to host Dead Sea Scrolls exhibition. Consequently, the Israel Antiquities Authority must balance its …

The IAA is responsible for protecting the antiquities of the country. Its many tasks are achieved by the institution’s devoted workers, who are organized in many departments and operate in …

The Department of Antiquities of the State of Israel was founded on July 26, 1948, its activities based on British Mandate Antiquities ordinances. In 1978, the Mandate ordinances were …

Since 2007 the Archaeological Survey of Israel website has been the publication platform of the surveys performed by the Israel Antiquities Authority. The survey maps that were published as …

The Antiquities Authority, through the National Treasures Department, is in charge of registering, photographing and the complete scientific and computerized documentation of the antiquities. …

Israel Science Foundation research grant "Urban Centers in “Eretz Israel” from the 6th to the 11th Centuries CE – Archaeological and Historical Evidence: Jerusalem, Caesarea, Ramla, and …