Allison Robertson articles

A 2025 discovery of a clay bulla bearing a biblical name in Jerusalem offers rare insight into real individuals living during the First Temple period.

Archaeologists uncovered a massive 2,800-year-old dam beneath Jerusalem's Pool of Siloam, revealing advanced engineering from the time of Kings Joash and Amaziah.

Archaeologists uncovered a First Temple-period ritual complex in Jerusalem that may have functioned alongside Solomon's Temple, challenging long-held assumptions about worship in ancient Judah.

In October 2025, archaeologists announced the discovery of a tiny fragment of Assyrian cuneiform in Jerusalem—the first inscription of its kind ever found in the city.

Discover everyday Russian conveniences that feel luxurious to Americans, from palace-like metros and robot delivery to banyas and baby bonuses.

Everything’s a little larger, louder, and more… extra in the South—and honestly, that’s part of the charm.

Archaeologists found evidence of an ancient garden beneath the Holy Sepulchre, aligning with biblical descriptions of Jesus' crucifixion site.

The Apache perfected guerrilla warfare through speed, tracking, surprise attacks, and unmatched knowledge of the Southwest, outsmarting far larger armies for generations.

These 25 Southern foods confuse Northerners—see which dishes spark curiosity, hesitation, and debate across the U.S.