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In first, good-luck Roman-era bronze lamp uncovered in Jerusalem
Israel Antiquities Authority archeologists say it is possible the artifact was buried at the foundations of a structure built on a pilgrimage road leading up to the Temple Mount, where it was found, as a ritual burial of an offering
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Published: 05.05.21 , 13:32
A rare bronze, good-luck Roman-era oil lamp was recently discovered during a dig in Jerusalem, in what appears to be the first known finding of this kind in Israel.
The lamp is shaped like a grotesque face cut in half and meant to provide good fortune. It was discovered during archeological works conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) in the City of David in the Old City of Jerusalem. ....

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