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Roman gold coins. From Wikipedia

19th century economics: monetary management in the Roman period

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The ancient lighthouse in the port of Acre. Photo: Image by Ri Butov from Pixabay

AI economy in antiquity 20: ports and markets

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A figurine head in the form of a man. Photo: Clara Amit, Antiquities Authority

Findings at Tel Motza near Jerusalem testify to a temple from the time of the First Temple that is very similar to Solomon's temple described in the Bible

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Ostracones (inscriptions in ink on fragments of pottery) from Samaria, the capital of Israel, after adding color. The inscriptions date to the first half of the 8th century BC. Photo: The Semitic Museum, Harvard University.

Dozens of inscriptions from Samaria, the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Israel, were written by only two people - most likely scribes or officials of King Jeroboam ben Yoash mentioned in the book of XNUMX Kings

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A mosaic from the Roman period discovered in Lod depicts maritime trade. Photo: shutterstock

AI Economy in Antiquity 19 - Caravans on the Roads and Traders in the Days

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Newitzch Statler - The Hasmoneans, 1844. From Wikipedia

Hanukkah: How independent was the Hashemite kingdom?

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A mosaic floor discovered in an ancient synagogue in the Golan Heights. Photo: Michael Azband

A rare mosaic was uncovered in a synagogue from the Roman period in the Golan

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The remains of a Roman villa near Ein Abdat, on the perfume road. Photo: Dmitriy Feldman svarshik, shutterstock

AI economy in antiquity: roads, highways and infrastructures in the Roman period

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A poster against the word of women. Illustration: shutterstock

"Memories of Africa" ​​- a women's word (in Judaism?)

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Tel Aviv University excavations of ancient copper mines in Timna. Copper production technologies and the way the industry is organized reflect the company that stood behind the factory. Photo: Erez Ben Yosef and the Timna Excavation Expedition of Tel Aviv University

An archaeological study unprecedented in its scope reveals the growth story of the biblical kingdom of Edom

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A relief depicting a Roman merchant ship, at Leptis Magna, Libya

AI economics: From the persuasive to the pragmatic - an introduction

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A set of stairs discovered in Tel Hazor. Photo: Keren Zaltz excavations in Hazor in memory of Yigal Yedin,

A magnificent set of stairs was discovered at Tel Hazor

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wheat From Wikipedia

Economy 16 Chapter XNUMX: Under the Romans after the destruction of the Second Temple: Small or large farm

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An Israeli stamp from 1951 showing one of the coins minted during the rebellion and symbolizing Jewish sovereignty. Photo: shutterstock

Ben Khosva (Bar Kochva) between presidency and monarchy

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A demonstration of agricultural work during the time of Jesus in a village near Nazareth, 2012. Photo: Kobi Dagan, shutterstock.com

AI's economy in antiquity, chapter 15: The Law of Sikrikon - the distribution of land after the rebellions

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The researchers examine one of the three pillars of the mail that were deciphered at Moshav Ramot (Photo: A. Kovalvska. Susita Excavations Expedition, University of Haifa)

For the first time, an inscription on a millstone on the Roman road east of the Kinneret was deciphered

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Afikomen Photo: shutterstock

What is the afikomen?

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The candle fragment with the lamp decoration. Photo: Anat Rasiuk, Antiquities Authority

For the first time: evidence of Jewish settlement in Beer Sheva 2,000 years ago has been uncovered

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Remains of an agricultural farm in Setaf National Park. Photo: shutterstock

AI economy up to the Middle Ages 14: A wise farmer knows

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A knife sharpener using tools from the Roman period. Photo: shutterstock

The Economy of Israel Chapter 13 The Development of Craft and Industry among the Jews of the Land of Israel in the Roman Era

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A factory for the production of leather products in Bangladesh. Photo: shutterstock.com

AI economy until the Middle Ages 12: leather and wood craft

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Dredging of a ship in a cistern in Be'er Sheva. Photo: David Eisenberg - Dagan, Antiquities Authority

Engravings of ships and animals from about 2000 years ago were uncovered in an ancient cistern in Be'er Sheva

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The goat-like mosaic floor displayed in the Rockefeller Museum. Residents are prohibited from revealing the secret of persimmon oil production to foreigners. From Wikipedia

AI Economy: And this perfume didn't come...

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A map showing the trade network of the Radhans - a guild of Jewish merchants, 870 AD as depicted according to the impressions of Ibn Kahordadeva in the book of the Roads and Kingdoms. From Wikipedia

Ashkenazim on the Silk Road

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The Antiquities Authority excavation in the Russian lot in Jerusalem. Photo: Kafir Arbiv, Antiquities Authority

Evidence of the massacre committed by King Alexander Yanai against his Pharisaic opponents

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