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Ancient synagogue discovered in Mary s Magdalene s hometown

Archaeologists say a second synagogue dating back to the Second Temple period has been discovered in what is believed to have been the birthplace of Mary Magdalene of the Bible.

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHa afonDina avshalom gorniNicole alcindorMigdala dina avshalom gorniMary magdaleneBarak tzinAdi erlichZinman institute of archaeologyIsrael antiquities authoritySecond templeZinman instituteMary magdaleneAlilean hometown

Ancient synagogue discovered in Mary s Magdalene s hometown

Archaeologists say a second synagogue dating back to the Second Temple period has been discovered in what is believed to have been the birthplace of Mary Magdalene of the Bible.

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHa afonDina avshalom gorniNicole alcindorMigdala dina avshalom gorniMary magdaleneBarak tzinAdi erlichZinman institute of archaeologyIsrael antiquities authoritySecond templeZinman instituteMary magdaleneAlilean hometown

Ancient synagogue discovered in Mary s Magdalene s hometown

Archaeologists say a second synagogue dating back to the Second Temple period has been discovered in what is believed to have been the birthplace of Mary Magdalene of the Bible.

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHa afonDina avshalom gorniNicole alcindorMigdala dina avshalom gorniMary magdaleneBarak tzinAdi erlichZinman institute of archaeologyIsrael antiquities authoritySecond templeZinman instituteMary magdaleneAlilean hometown

Israel: Second synagogue found in hometown of Mary Magdalene

Never before have two synagogues been found in the ancient towns of the Galilee dating to the Second Temple era. The new discovery seems to have served the Magdala industrial zone

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHa afonMagdala nunayyaDina avshalom gorniKing herodYael yolovichYosef ben matityahuMary magdaleneAdi erlichZinman institute of archaeologyIsrael antiquities authoritySecond templeBabylonian talmudSecond temple era jewish

2,000-Year-Old Synagogue Found in Supposed Birthplace of Mary Magdalene, Jesus Follower

"We can imagine Mary Magdalene coming to the synagogue here. to participate in religious and communal events," said archaeologist Dina Avshalom-Gorni.

University of haifaH efaIsrael generalHa afonDina avshalom gorniMary magdaleneAdi erlichZinman institute of archaeologyIsrael antiquities authoritySecond templeFirst templeFirst jewish romanEastern mediterraneanFlavius josephusZinman instituteJerusalem post

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