A First Temple Period Palatial Estate Near Jerusalem?
02/13 | Archaeologists excavating at Ein Hanniya outside of Jerusalem unearthed seventh-century B.C.E. finds that suggest the presence of a palace in the First Temple period. Read more…
Tag: epigraphers
Precursor to Paleo-Hebrew Script Discovered in Jerusalem
05/05 | Alan Millard examines the Proto-Canaanite script of the earliest alphabetic text ever found in Jerusalem. What can it tell us about literacy during the time of David and Solomon? Read more…
Posted in Inscriptions.
Qumran Phylacteries Reveal Nine New Dead Sea Scrolls
09/23 | Nine small Dead Sea Scroll fragments were discovered in ancient phylacteries, or tefillin. Read more…
Posted in News, Dead Sea Scrolls.
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