A ceramic bowl with a partially-preserved Hebrew inscription, possibly containing the name of a Biblical figure
2,700 year old Hebrew inscription uncovered in City of David
Thousands of fragments of pottery, candles, ceramics and figurines
dating to the end of the First Temple were discovered during
archaeological excavations in the City of David in Jerusalem, located on
a narrow spur south of the Temple Mount, surrounded on all sides by
valleys, near the Gihon Spring and the Arab village of the Silwan.
The findings were discovered during excavations conducted by the Israel
Antiquities Authority, the most important of which being a ceramic bowl with a partially-preserved Hebrew inscription, possibly containing the name of a Biblical figure.
Hat tip: EoZ
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