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Another find.. but located where the evidence will fuel controversy rather than work towards the peace talks. Report: Israel covering up major biblical archeology find - Israel Today | Israel News
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A huge quarry, along with tools and a key, used by workers some 2,000 years ago have been discovered during an excavation in Jerusalem prior to the paving of a highway, the Israel Antiquities Authorities (IAA) announced. The first-century quarry, which fits into the Second Temple Period (538 B.C. to A.D. 70), would’ve held the huge stones used in the construction of the city’s ancient buildings, the researchers noted. Archaeologists also uncovered pick axes and wedges among other artifacts at the site in the modern-day Ramat Shlomo Quarter, a neighborhood in northern East Jerusalem.
Israeli archaeologists find source of ‘Second Temple’ era stones | END TIME HEADLINES
Israeli archaeologists find source of ‘Second Temple’ era stones | END TIME HEADLINES
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As often happens in Israel, during recent excavations for a new road, some significant archaeological finds were discovered:
Archaeologists working in Jerusalem have discovered a 2,000-year-old stone quarry, along with an iron key and masonry tools dating to the same period, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday.
The large quarry adjacent to the modern-day neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo dates to the first century CE and would have been active around the time of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, archaeologists say.
What might the key, pictured above, have been used for?
“The key that was found, and which was probably used to open a door some 2,000 years ago, is curved and has teeth. What was it doing there? We can only surmise that it might have fallen from the pocket of one of the quarrymen,” archaeologist Irina Zilberbod, the excavation director, said in the statement from the Antiquities Authority.
Ancient Quarry and Key Discovered in Jerusalem | The Bridge
Archaeologists working in Jerusalem have discovered a 2,000-year-old stone quarry, along with an iron key and masonry tools dating to the same period, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday.
The large quarry adjacent to the modern-day neighborhood of Ramat Shlomo dates to the first century CE and would have been active around the time of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, archaeologists say.
What might the key, pictured above, have been used for?
“The key that was found, and which was probably used to open a door some 2,000 years ago, is curved and has teeth. What was it doing there? We can only surmise that it might have fallen from the pocket of one of the quarrymen,” archaeologist Irina Zilberbod, the excavation director, said in the statement from the Antiquities Authority.
Ancient Quarry and Key Discovered in Jerusalem | The Bridge
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Ancient mosaic discovered under Israeli kibbutz field that was due to be paved over for new highway
Read more: Ancient mosaic discovered under Israeli kibbutz field that was due to be paved over for new highway | Mail Online
Read more: Ancient mosaic discovered under Israeli kibbutz field that was due to be paved over for new highway | Mail Online
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Despite secrecy, interest builds around mysterious First Temple find outside Bethlehem
Despite secrecy, interest builds around mysterious First Temple find outside Bethlehem | The Times of Israel
Despite secrecy, interest builds around mysterious First Temple find outside Bethlehem | The Times of Israel
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THe oldest scroll... BBC News - 'World's oldest Torah' scroll found in Italy
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This article is a few years old, but it shows why I tend to doubt even biblical experts on some points.
From the article:
From the article:
Most ancient Hebrew biblical inscription deciphered
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Another piece to the puzzle... Why Is a Rare Carved Column From ‘Biblical Times’ Being Kept Quiet? | TheBlaze.com
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Every wonder about the shilo temple... http://www.israelandstuff.com/israeli-archaeologists-report-to-have-found-shilo-tabernacle
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Ancient Mosaic of Samson Uncovered In Galilean Synagogue | United with Israel
An archaeologist has recently discovered a rare ancient mosaic of biblical Samson inside a synagogue in the Galilee.
An archaeologist has recently discovered a rare ancient mosaic of biblical Samson inside a synagogue in the Galilee.
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Another discovery... Evidence of 2,000-Year-Old Famine Discovered in Jerusalem | The Bridge
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