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4 exceptionally preserved Roman swords discovered in a Dead Sea cave in Israel

4 exceptionally preserved Roman swords discovered in a Dead Sea cave in Israel
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4 exceptionally preserved Roman swords discovered in a Dead Sea cave in Israel – Winnipeg Free Press

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Four Roman Swords in Almost Perfect Condition Found in Cave Near Dead Sea - Archaeology

The Swords, Three With Their Iron Blades Still in Their Scabbards, May Have Been Hidden in This Remote Cliffside Crevice by Jewish Rebels About 1,900 Years Ago

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Four Exceptionally Preserved Roman Swords Discovered in a Dead Sea Cave in Israel

The swords were dated based on their typology, and have not yet undergone radiocarbon dating.

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4 Exceptionally Preserved Roman Swords Discovered in Dead Sea Cave in Israel

Four Roman-era swords, their wooden and leather hilts and scabbards and steel blades exquisitely preserved after 1,900 years in a desert cave, surfaced in a recent excavation by Israeli archaeologists near the Dead Sea, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday. The cache of exceptionally intact artifacts was found about two months ago and tells a story of empire and rebellion, of long-distance conquest and local insurrection, The Associated Press reported.

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