The rocket stayed buried in the middle of a field, becoming the brothers' sixth big V2 excavation project.

Another clue is the existence of petroglyphs and carvings of people worshipping bulls in the area, which seem to match the biblical account.

The Western Journal has retracted this commentary.

A name from the Old Testament surfaced in a recent excavation at Khirbet er-Ra‘i, near Kiryat Gat in the Southern District of Israel.

'We are quite confident that this is a new species for science,' one Russian scientist whose team conducted the excavation said.

This elaborate chariot details another interesting snippet of the lost city nearly 2,000 years after its destruction.

'These finds are not just important to our own cultural heritage, but to that of the entire world,' an Israeli government official said.

After using it as a glorified stepping stool for years, the woman eventually noticed there was something carved into the stone.

It certainly is inspiring to see another site listed in the Bible unearthed by archaeologists for people of modern times to see.

Members of the campus Wisconsin Black Student Union consider the rock's history racist, but removing it would disturb an ancient burial site.