Is it King David’s tomb? While people have paid their respects and prayed at what they believe to be the location of David’s burial, many voices from academic and other circles have disputed it.

Professor C. Brian Rose of the Penn Museum, the Excavation Director at Gordion, Türkiye where the tomb was uncovered, spoke ...

Archaeologists have discovered an 8th-century tomb in Turkey that is potentially connected to King Midas — and contains rare ...

Pilgrims to the Holy Land have been visiting King David’s tomb — a site in Jerusalem associated with the biblical king — for centuries, according to experts in Israel.

And despite its name, the King David Tomb Complex in Jerusalem is not believed to be the real burial place of the monarch. According to the Herbrew Bible, if he existed, he was buried in the City ...

King Midas is the stuff of legend. Ancient Greek tales tell of a Phrygian ruler granted the power to turn everything he touched into gold. No monarch ever actually possessed a divine touch (or donkey ...

At the time, King David’s Tomb complex was a monastery for monks and a hostel for pilgrims. Archaeologists believe the 500-plus-year-old graffiti belongs to one of them.

A discovery made by archaeologists in King David's Tomb in Jerusalem has left the team “very surprised” after they utilised multispectral photography to capture details which ...

At the time, King David’s Tomb complex was a monastery for monks and a hostel for pilgrims. Archaeologists believe the 500-plus-year-old graffiti belongs to one of them.

At the time, King David’s Tomb complex was a monastery for monks and a hostel for pilgrims. Archaeologists believe the 500-plus-year-old graffiti belongs to one of them.