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The surprising landscape of Indian Jewish food

Separated by geography and language, there's not much that might seem to connect India's five dwindling Jewish communities – except praying in Hebrew, and food.

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Menorah graffiti: Carving on Ephesus Celsus Library stairs an enigma

The menorah became employed as a Jewish symbol sometime in the 3rd century, so far three have been found in ancient Ephesus which had a flourishing Jewish community.

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Archeologists Discover Well-Preserved Storage Silos In Ancient Egyptian Town

Archeologists Discover Well-Preserved Storage Silos In Ancient Egyptian Town
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Ancient administrative center discovered in Egypt s Kom Ombo - Al-Monitor: The Pulse of the Middle East

The archaeological discovery included a military fortification used by the British occupation to hold off Sudan’s Mahdist revolution.

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Archaeologists Think They ve Found Missing Link in Origin of the Alphabet

Archaeologists Think They’ve Found Missing Link in Origin of the Alphabet Candida Moss © Provided by The Daily Beast FlamingPumpkin When it comes to the fruits of human genius the wheel gets a lot of credit as the most important invention in human history. If you roll the wheel to the side, however, the alphabet and different ways of producing and arranging it, like the printing press, have also had a sizeable impact on the course of human history. Even if people are divided by language, it’s by writing that ideas and stories are unshackled from individual speakers and can travel and move across space and time. For all its importance, though, the limited archeological evidence makes it difficult to tell the history of western. literature’s foundation stone. Now, archaeologists in Israel claim that they have discovered a “missing piece” of the puzzle.

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