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Hasmoneans

Statue of Antiochus IV. Photo: Haifa University

Who will transcribe the stories of Israel?

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A model of the Second Temple placed in the Israel Museum (formerly Holyland). Photo: shutterstock

An instructive quote that I lack

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A coin from the reign of King Antiochus III. Photo: Clara Amit, courtesy of the Antiquities

A 2300-year-old rural settlement was uncovered next to the 'Burma Road'

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A picture of the remains of the Hasmonean building. Photo: Assaf Peretz, courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

No big miracle was not here

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A picture of the remains of the Hasmonean building. Photo: Assaf Peretz, courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

For the first time: a building from the Hasmonean period was discovered in Jerusalem, containing many potsherds and coins

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The menorah and other details looted from the Temple in Jerusalem, as depicted in the Titus Gate in Rome. Photo: shutterstock

Reincarnation of the Temple Menorah until today's Chanukah

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Remains of a bathhouse in one of the Hasmonean palaces in Jericho. From Wikipedia

The Song of the Muscles Chapter XNUMX - Physical activity in the Hasmonean period

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The discus thrower from ancient Greece, as it appears on an item in the Louvre Museum in Paris

The Muscle Song XNUMX - The relationship of Maccabean literature to the Jerusalem gymnasium, or pornography and geography

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The excavation site in Yavne-Yam. Photo: Tel Aviv University

Researchers from the Department and Institute of Archeology at Tel Aviv University uncovered Yavne-Yam for the first time

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The remains of the gymnasium in Epidaurus. From Wikimedia Commons

The Muscle Song XNUMX - The Jerusalem Gymnasium (B) - Its location and "price"

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A bronze Isar from the first year of the Bar Kochva rebellion, a palm tree and the inscription - Elazar HaCohen, some identify him as Elazar Modai, Bar Kochva's uncle

The Priesthood as You Didn't Know It - XNUMX: The Manipulation of Ben Kusava - XNUMX

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A tomb structure in the city of Yavne attributed to Rabbi Gamliel. Photo: faithful photographer Michael Jacobson, Hebrew Wikipedia, license to use

The priesthood as you did not know it - XNUMX: The Sabbath crowned with its old age

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The statue of Yosef ben Matityahu. From Wikipedia

The Priesthood as You Didn't Know Chapter XNUMX - One Righteous One in Sodom, or Things You See From Here You Don't See From There

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A new study at the Hebrew University shatters an ancient Jewish myth: the evil Antiochus did not force the Jews to Easternize

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The priesthood as you did not know it - Chapter XNUMX: Going to fight the Romans

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An administrative center from the reign of King Hezekiah was uncovered in Ramat Rachel

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The priesthood as you did not know it - Chapter XNUMX: There is life after Herod

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The priesthood as you did not know it - part XNUMX: Herod stirs the cauldron of the priesthood

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Inscriptions discovered in excavations at Beit Govrin National Park - Marsha are a continuation of the royal inscription in the Israel Museum

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The priesthood as you did not know it - Chapter XNUMX: The reign of Hyrcanus

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The priesthood as you did not know it - Part XNUMX: The priesthood begins to lose height

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The priesthood as you did not know it - part XNUMX: Matthew turns over in his grave

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The priesthood as you did not know it - Part XNUMX: The priesthood makes muscles

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Uncovered on Mount Zion: the southern wall of Jerusalem from the Hasmonean period

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The Priesthood as You Didn't Know It - Part IV: The Priesthood in Marumiya

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