Op de website van het Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is onderstaande lijst van archeologische sites geplaatst:

• Akko - The Maritime Capital of the Crusader Kingdom
• Apollonia-Arsuf - A Crusader City and Fortress on the Mediterreanean Coast
• Arad - Canaanite city and Israelite citadel in the Negev
• Avdat - A Nabatean City in the Negev
• Banyas - Cult Center of the God Pan
• Beer Shema - The Church of St. Stephen
• Be'er Sheva - Prehistoric Dwelling Sites
• Be'er Sheva - Border of the Kingdom of Judah
• Beit Alpha - An Ancient Synagogue with a splendid Mosaic Floor
• Beit She'an - A Biblical City and Scythopolis- A Roman-Byzantine City
• Beit She'arim - The Jewish necropolis of the Roman Period
• Beit Shemesh - Biblical city on the border between Judah and Philistia
• Belvoir - A Crusader Fortress Overlooking the Jordan Valley
• Bethsaida - Ancient Fishing Village on shore of the Sea of Galilee
• Byzantine Churches in the Negev
• Caesarea - from Roman City to Crusader Fortress
• Capernaum - City of Jesus and its Jewish Synagogue
• The Carmel Caves - Dwellings of Prehistoric Man
• Cave of the Ereasure - A Hoard of Metal Objects from the Chalcolithic Period
• The Church of the Seat of Mary (Kathisma)
• Dan - Biblical City
• The Eilat Region - Southern Gateway
• Ein Gedi - An Ancient Oasis Settlement
• Ein Hatzeva - Fortress on the Border with Edom
• Ekron - a Philistine City
• Gamala - Jewish City on the Golan
• Gezer - A Canaanite City and Royal Solomonic City
• Golan - A Unique Chalcolithic culture
• Hamat Gader - Baths of Medicinal Hot Springs
• Hatzor - "The Head of all those Kingdoms"
• Herodium - King Herod's Palace-Fortress
• Interesting Archeological Finds (1998)
• Jericho - The Winter Palace of King Herod
• Jerusalem - Binyane Ha'uma: A Ceramics Workshop of the Tenth Roman Legion
• Jerusalem - Burial Sites
• Jerusalem - The Citadel
• Jerusalem - City of David
• Jerusalem - Church of the Holy Sepulcher
• Jerusalem - Herodian Street
• Jerusalem - Elaborate buildings of the Mamluk Period
• Jerusalem - Nea Church and Cardo
• Jerusalem - Northern Gate of Aelia Capitolina
• Jerusalem - Silver Plaques
• Jerusalem - Pomegranate from Solomonic Temple
• Jerusalem - Umayyad Center and Palaces
• Jerusalem - The Upper City during the Second Temple Period
• Jerusalem - Water Systems of Biblical Times
• Jerusalem - Western Wall and its Tunnels
• Katzrin - A Village in the Golan
• Kiryat Sefer - A Synagogue in a Jewish Village of the Second Temple Period
• Kursi - Christian Monastery
• Lachish - Royal City of the Kingdom of Judah
• Masada - Desert Fortress Overlooking the Dead Sea
• Megiddo - The Solomonic "Chariot City"
• The Monastery of Martyrius
• Nahal Refa'im - Canaanite Bronze Age villages near Jerusalem
• Nebi Samwil - Site of a Biblical Town and a Crusader Fortress
• The Nimrod Fortress - Muslim Stronghold on Golan
• Qumran - Center of a Jewish Sect of the Second Temple period and the Dead Sea Scrolls found in Caves nearby
• Ramat Rahel - A Royal Citadel and a Palace of the Last Kings of Judah
• Ramla - Arab Capital of the Province of Palestine
• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 2 (1998)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 3 (1998)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 4 (1999)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 5 (1999)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 6 (2000)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 7 (2001)

• Recent archeological discoveries

  - Archeological Sites in Israel - No. 8 (2003)

• Rogem Hiri
• The Roman Boat from the Sea of Galilee
• Sha'ar Hagolan - Neolithic Village
• Tabgha - Church of the Multiplication of the Loaves and the Fishes
• Tel Qasile - A Philistine Settlement with a Temple
• Tiberias - Anchor Church
• Timna - Valley of the Ancient Copper Mines
• Underwater exploration
• Yodefat - A Town in Galilee
• Zippori - Galilee

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