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Crowns and Princesses, Ancient Headdress Discovered In Israel

n the summer of 1996, during an archaeological excavation at Tel Miqne, identified as the biblical city of Ekron, a remarkable artifact was uncovered: an 18-karat gold jewel designed in the shape of a cobra. This unique piece, discovered in a destruction layer from the Iron Age II, survived the Babylonian destruction of the city in 603 BCE.

Earliest Known Chinese Inscription in Israel – From Approximately 500 Years Ago, Discovered in Jerusalem

The earliest archaeological evidence of the relationship between the Land of Israel and China was uncovered in Jerusalem on Mount Zion in an archaeological dig jointly conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority and the Protestant Institute of Archaeology. A rare 16th century CE Chinese inscription was discovered on a porcelain bowl fragment, reading: “Forever we will guard the eternal spring.”