In the Negev of Israel are the structures of a remarkable people who tilled the soil on an average of only four inches of rain per year. Their works are helping to revive agriculture in the region ...

A stunning discovery by archaeologists has revealed that the Negev desert most likely had a more important role than just being part of an ancient trade route. A team of researchers from the ...

The Ramon Crater (“Makhtesh Ramon”) in the Negev desert is the world’s largest erosion crater. The crater’s ancient history dates back 220 million years to when an ocean once filled the ...