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Ancient Ceramic Oil-Lamp Workshop Unearthed in Jerusalem

Ancient Ceramic Oil-Lamp Workshop Unearthed in Jerusalem Published December 15th, 2020 - 11:25 GMT Ancient ceramic oil-lamp (Shutterstock) Highlights The oil-lamp workshop was actually first discovered in 1934 by archaeologist Dimitri Baramki, an inspector with the Department of Antiquities during the British Mandate. An ancient ceramic oil-lamp workshop, one of the largest of its kind, has been unearthed in Beit Shemesh, a city located west of Jerusalem in Israel. Several Islamic-era artifacts from the workshop, including lamp molds, a kiln and several well-preserved, unused oil lamps all dated between the 7th and 11th centuries AD were put on displace at the Israel Museum in Jerusalem this week.

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Roman baths discovered next to Amman s famed amphitheatre

SHARE Construction crews installing new sewers in downtown Amman stumbled upon Roman baths, an archaeological treasure in the sprawling city built upon layers of antiquity and struggling to preserve its ancient past. The discovery of the 2,300-year-old site immediately posed a dilemma last week for authorities responsible for completing infrastructure under a main thoroughfare . Now they face the need to preserve the subterranean clay baths, the first to be found since the city was called Philadelphia in the Roman era. Workers on the site of ancient Roman baths discovered last week in Amman, Jordan. Amy McConaghy / The National Two other Roman bath sites were discovered decades ago in the Roman cities of Jerash and Um Qais, north of Amman.

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Ancient Oil Lamps Testify to Jewish and Christian Presence 1,700 Years Ago

12-14-2020 Israel Antiquities Authority excavations at Ramat Beit Shemesh. Photo: Assaf Peretz, Israel Antiquities Authority. Israeli archaeologists excavating outside Jerusalem have unearthed hundreds of pottery oil lamps and one of the largest oil-lamp workshops in Israel, the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) announced on Monday. Two of the lamps bore the symbol of the menorah and others carried a fish – one of the symbols of early Christianity. They were made during the early Roman Period, about 1,600-1,700 years ago and were used for lighting in ancient times. Archaeologists also found stone lamp molds for their production and terracotta figurines in the IAA excavation in Beit Shemesh, prior to the development of a new neighborhood there. Many of the workers were volunteers – young people and those awaiting their service in the IDF.

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Lost workshop making pagan figurines in Roman Palestine rediscovered

Lost workshop making pagan figurines in Roman Palestine rediscovered
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Major Chanukah Discovery: Ancient Oil Lamp Workshop Revealed in Beit Shemesh

Major Chanukah Discovery: Ancient Oil Lamp Workshop Revealed in Beit Shemesh
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