Though the artifact containing the curse was discovered in 1925, researchers have a new interpretation of its contents: “[Here] we have firsthand proof that such priestesses existed in Jewish temples.
This story was originally published on My Jewish Learning. (JTA) — Years ago, my family and I visited the ancient Roman baths for which the city of Bath, England, is known and named. An exhibition ...
No fewer than seven portions are dedicated to the building of the Tabernacle and the sacrificial service offered there. One wonders why the text includes so much detail. This emphasis is especially ...
The ancient Jewish holiday of Sukkot, the weeklong Festival of Booths that begins this year on Oct. 6, has transformed over ...
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American tourist discovers rare ancient Jewish coin from Hasmonean period in Shiloh, Samaria
Juan, an American tourist from California, discovered a rare coin from the Second Jewish Temple era at Shiloh, an ancient ...
Nathanael Andrade has received fellowship funding from the Andrew Mellon Foundation/the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, the Institute for Research in the Humanities at the University of ...
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