An archaeological dig in southeast Turkey has uncovered a large number of clay tokens that were used as records of trade until the advent of writing, or so it had been believed. But the new find of ...
A small, 2,000-year-old clay token inscribed with Greek letters and an image of a wine jug, found among sifted debris from the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, was probably used during the Second Temple ...
In September 2011, while sorting pottery shards collected from previous siftings at the Temple Mount Sifting Project, archaeologist Gal Zagdon, who was in charge of the sifting facility, noted a tiny, ...
An archaeological dig in southeast Turkey has uncovered a large number of clay tokens that were used as records of trade until the advent of writing, or so it had been believed. But the new find of ...
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