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1,200-Year-Old Jug Painted With Camels Unearthed in Israeli Cave - Archaeology Magazine
Clay jug HORVAT ‘ANIM, ISRAEL—Jewish Business News reports that Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) archaeologists working at the site of Horvat ‘Anim in the Yatir Forest uncovered a rare 1,200-year old ceramic vessel that is providing new details about trade and everyday life in the region during the ninth and tenth centuries a.d. The jug was decorated with painted red geometric patterns and features a caravan of animals, including a camel and p…
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