Horvat ‘Amuda
As exploration expands to include new areas outside the initial dig area of Beit Lehi, ground surveys and excavations show that the immediate area has a much more extensive archaeological reach than was previously thought. News
October 27, 2023
As exploration expands to include new areas outside the initial dig area of Beit Lehi, ground surveys and excavations show that the immediate area has a much more extensive archaeological reach than was previously thought.
July 22, 2022
Tomb of Salome Discovered in Israel
Beit Lehi Foundation, in conjunction with its team of archaeologists under the direction of Dr. Oren Gutfeld and Israel Antiquities, has announced that the Tomb of Salome, and probably the tomb of the Zebedee Family, has been uncovered at the Beit Lehi Archeology Site in Israel.
July 4, 2022
Was Beit Lehi the home of Lehi and Sariah?
Was Beit Lehi the ancestral home of Lehi and his family? Some professors say no while others are moving ahead with an open mind.
July 4, 2022
Drone survey reveals ancient temple at Israeli military grounds.
The following article appeared in the "The Times of Israel" in November 2017. Since it contained incorrect and incomplete information, we have reproduced it here with the correct information
May 13, 2019
New Olive Press Complex Discovered
On May 11, 2019 Oren Gutfield, the lead archeologist from Israel, and a team of UVU faculty and students crawled on bended knee through a narrow tunnel and discovered a cavern with three complete olive presses.
May 12, 2019
Roman Era Tomb Photographed
Near the main Beit Lehi campsite at Horvat A’muda is a Roman-era tomb that still needs to be excavated. You can see it now using virtual reality.