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Artifacts of Biblical Significance:

Caiaphas Ossuary

Caiaphas Ossuary, Author’s Photo

 

Tel Dan Stele

Tel Dan Stele, Author’s Photo

 

Shema Seal

 

Uzzah’s Tombstone

 

“Hither were brought
The bones of Uzziah
King of Judah.
Do not open!”

 

Pontius Pilate Inscription

 

Museum Photo by  אסף.צ

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Address: 11 Y.Z. Michaelson
Jerusalem
Jerusalem District
9218812
Israel

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