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Archeology First Archaeological Evidence of Ascetic Nuns Discovered in Jerusalem Staff Writer March 10, 2025
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Archeology Ritual Complex Dating to First Temple Period Discovered in Jerusalem’s City of David Staff Writer January 14, 2025
Archeology Ancient Monastery and Winery Discovered at Kiryat Gat Site Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz January 6, 2025
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