Pottery excavated at Megiddo in northern Israel suggests a military presence, possibly confirms the battle between King Josiah and Pharaoh Necho, and hints at Gog and Magog narrative ...

A team of archaeologists may have discovered evidence of the biblical Battle of Megiddo, where Josiah, the king of Judah, was killed by Egyptian forces in 609 B.C.

Today known as Tel Megiddo, the site is also where King Josiah, an ancestor of Jesus, was slain by the Egyptian pharaoh, Necho II, according to the Bible. Now the first archaeological evidence has ...

Analysis of the artifacts suggested that the building was constructed around the mid-seventh Century BCE, not long before Necho was said to have killed Josiah. The vast majority of the pottery was ...

The archaeologists explained the presence of these Egyptian ceramics as evidence that they were brought by Pharaoh Necho's army. "The analysis of the objects showed that the building which was ...

The archaeologists explained the presence of these Egyptian ceramics as evidence that they were brought by Pharaoh Necho's army. "The analysis of the objects showed that the building which was ...

'Har-Magedon' is a translation of Tel Megiddo in early accounts of the Greek Bible, which is not only the site of this battle but also were King Josiah was supposed to have been killed, an event which ...

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