How a 1,720-year-old Roman boundary stone unearthed in Galilee reveals new insights into ancient land ownership, taxation, and rural life under Roman rule.
The archaeologists uncovered cooking pots, jars with ancient Hebrew inscriptions, loom weights, scarabs, stamped seals with decorative motifs and grinding stones. “This unique structure ...
These included cooking pots, jars with fragments of ancient Hebrew inscriptions, loom weights, scarabs, stamped seals with decorative motifs, and grinding stones used for crushing grains.
Close to the structure, archaeologists found a small cave filled with objects also dating to the eighth century B.C. — including cooking pots, jars with ancient Hebrew inscriptions, scarabs ...