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Burnt archaeological flints enable us to determine the strength of the Earth's magnetic field during prehistoric periods.
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"The extremely long duration of the production of these near-identical jars indicates that the workshop was probably a family-owned business that passed down from generation to generation."
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“It literally happened on the last day of the excavation, when right in front of our eyes and the of the thrilled students, an unusual ceramic vessel c. 18 cm high was exposed, bearing the image of a person."
“There is no other known discovery like this. It is simply one of a kind,” said IAA geologist Anastasia Shapiro.
One of the four quarters of Jerusalem's Old City is the Armenian Quarter.
“Hello, Israel Antiquities Authority? Look, I am cleaning out my basement and there is a whole bunch of pottery and other stuff here that my family of fishermen left me. Maybe you guys want the junk so my grandchildren can see it in the future?” That is not a direct quote, but is closer to […]
