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The box as shown in the archeology section of the Israel Museum. Photo: Zohar Shemesh, Israel Museum, Jerusalem

An enigmatic and rare stone box from the Second Temple period, which was discovered in the excavations of the Antiquities Authority in the City of David, is on display to the public for the first time at the Israel Museum

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Uncovering the ancient aqueduct. Photo: Emil Eljam, Antiquities Authority

The longest section of the upper aqueduct to Jerusalem was revealed in archaeological excavations at Givat HaMatus

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The length of the Amma section is about 300 meters, and it was uncovered in the excavations of the Antiquities Authority before the expansion of the neighborhood, funded by the "Arim" company for urban development and in the framework of the establishment of schools on the site at the initiative of the Jerusalem Municipality * Among other things, a coin from the second period of the great revolt of the Jews against the Romans was found in the Amma infrastructure - A few years before the destruction of the Second Temple
Coin "Judah the second captive" after the suppression of the great rebellion. From the collection of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem

AI Economy in Antiquity 24: The Jewish Tax

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Remains of a Roman amphitheater in Alexandria. From Wikipedia

It's hard to ask jealousy

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The Roman inscription from the period of the rebellion in the exhibition at the Haifa University Library. Photo: Haifa University Spokesperson

An ancient inscription identifies for the first time with certainty the Roman commissioner in the years before the Bar-Kochba revolt: Gergilius Antiquus

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Kafir Arbiv, the director of the excavation on behalf of the Antiquities Authority, cleans one of the sling stones at the excavation site in the Russian field where the place from which the Romans besieged Jerusalem was discovered. Photo: Yuli Schwartz, courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

The place from which the Romans besieged Jerusalem at the end of the Second Temple was discovered

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Gate of Titus in Rome. Not all treasures were looted. There were also some that were put away

Opinion: What is the history?

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The statue of Yosef ben Matityahu. From Wikipedia

Cheated or not cheated? - Yosef ben Mattayyo in front of Rabbi Yohanan ben Zakkai

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A family celebrates Seder night. Photo: shutterstock

The Passover Seder preceded the famous night yeshiva in Bnei Brak

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A cache discovered near road No. 1 as found in the field. Photo: Antiquities Authority

An ancient cash register containing a large and rare cache of coins from the Great Revolt was discovered near the Jerusalem - Tel Aviv road

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One of the Bar Kochba coins on an Israeli stamp from 1949. tristan tan / Shutterstock.com

With God's help: what is the real name of the hero LG Ba'omer

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Model of the second court. Photo: shutterstock

How many times did the Jews try to build a third temple?

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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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Photo of the findings in the water hole: Vladimir Neikhin. Courtesy of the Antiquities Authority

A 2000-year-old testimony to the days of the siege in Jerusalem; And more in the capital: an 1,800-year-old section of a Roman road was uncovered

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A view of Masada from the Roman camp. From Wikipedia

Is the mystery of the suicide in Masada cracked?!

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The stones of the breastplate - the garment of the high priest. From Wikipedia - taken from the Jewish Encyclopedia

The priesthood as you did not know it, chapter XNUMX and last: So what did we have...?

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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 - II

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Herod conquers Jerusalem. A picture from the Middle Ages

Was free love given to us from Mount Sinai or from Europe?

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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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The Five Enlightened Emperors - Trianus in the middle of the top row

The priesthood as you did not know it - XNUMX: a priestly conspiracy?!

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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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Passover Haggadah, Vienna, 1954-1929, National Library

The Haggadah in the service of politics

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Vespasian. Link to the source of the image at the end of the article

The priesthood as you did not know it - XNUMX: So where is the priesthood?

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Gate of Titus in Rome. Not all treasures were looted. There were also some that were put away

The priesthood as you did not know it - XNUMX: What in the scrolls?

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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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