Rare 1,700-year-old oil lamp with Temple symbols discovered
Archaeological discovery in Jerusalem reveals rare clay lamp from late Roman period adorned with distinct Jewish Temple symbols.
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Archaeological discovery in Jerusalem reveals rare clay lamp from late Roman period adorned with distinct Jewish Temple symbols.
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