Ivory Jar Was Ritually Buried Near Be'er Sheva 6,000 Years Ago - Archaeology
Over 6,000 Years Ago the People of Chalcolithic Israel Had Close Ties With Egypt, Israeli Archaeologists Deduce From the Context of This Very Strange Vessel
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Over 6,000 Years Ago the People of Chalcolithic Israel Had Close Ties With Egypt, Israeli Archaeologists Deduce From the Context of This Very Strange Vessel
Israeli archeologists have done it again. This time they uncovered a rare 6,000-year-old ivory vessel made of elephant tusk.
The discovery provides evidence of ties between this region and Egypt in the Chalcolithic period.
The first of its kind discovery further attests to the commerce which took place with ancient Egypt already from the Chalcolithic period - Click the link for more details.
Upon seeing a special stone and recognizing a pattern, the 16-year-old says 'I realized it was a designed object;' A similar candle to the one found was discovered more than 90 years ago - Click the link for more details.