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Bar Kochba – The Revolt The Shook an Empire

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2,600-YEAR-OLD SEAL WITH BIBILCAL NAME FOUND IN JERUSALEM

The most ancient rooftiles found in the Land of Israel were discovered in the City of David

Seal imprint from the time of Ezra and Nehemiah

5 things to know about Yad Avshalom