An ancient seal from the eighth century BCE has been found
An archaeological success at the City of David in Jerusalem: in an excavation conducted by the Antiquities Authority, a complete seal bearing the name “Refaihu ben Shalem” has been found, a find from the eighth to ninth century BCE to the eighth.
A rare pottery amulet, bearing a personal blessing from 1,000 years ago, was uncovered in the City of David
On the tiny object, which is one centimeter in size and was discovered in a dig funded by the City of David, a two-line Arabic inscription was stamped.
Archaeological evidence from the time of Zion's return to Jerusalem: a seal impression discovered in archaeological excavations by the Antiquities Authority and Tel Aviv University in the Givati Parking Lot in the City of David, in the National Park around the walls of Jerusalem. The new findings may show that, despite the difficult situation of Jerusalem after the destruction of the First Temple, efforts were made to restore the administrative systems. The figure of a man, apparently a king, is imprinted, sitting on a large chair, with two pillars in front of him.
