Shiloh finding.Shiloh archaelogical dig. As Israel's enemies attempt to deny the nation's connection to its homeland, archaeologists keep digging at the facts. In Shiloh, north of Beit El ...

the biblical leader Joshua asks the Children of Israel in the book bearing his name. That directive was given in Shiloh, where the tribes of Israel gathered after 40 years searching for the ...

Travis Allen was spending three weeks in 2009 driving around Israel visiting historic sites when he suddenly noticed Shiloh on the map and asked his driver if they could go to the site of the ...

For three centuries, those obedient among the tribes of Israel would have come here to Shiloh for the annual feasts. Joshua divided the tribes’ allotment of land at Shiloh (Joshua 18).

Israel Finkelstein at biblical Kiriath-Jearim, which was the 20-year home of the Ark of the Covenant until taken by King David and paraded to Jerusalem. Finkelstein excavated at Shiloh in the 1980s.

The celebrated first Chief Rabbi of pre-state Israel, Rav Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen ... this incident led to the destruction of the Shiloh Tabernacle, the forerunner to the Temple in Jerusalem ...

which was stationed at the ancient city of Shiloh for 400 years. “We’re taking the Bible as a serious historical document,” Dr. Scott Stripling, the leader of this dig, told Times of Israel.

discovered in a bed of ashes in the Tel Shiloh dig site in the West Bank, suggests that the ancient city -- once the de facto capital city and spiritual center of ancient Israel-- was burned to ...