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Ivory or bone spoon handle and portion of spoon bowl depicting a person wearing headdress and clothing with one arm raised, and lotus blossom to left of figure.

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Ivory or Bone Spoon

Iron Age IIB–IIC, End of 8th Century–Early 6th Century BCE

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The Vengeance of the Fathers

1928

Seal impression with rooster and Hebrew inscription.

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Seal of Yaazanyahu (Jaazaniah), Servant of the King, with Rooster

Iron Age IIC, Late 7th–Early 6th Century BCE

Limestone bowl and two small bronze spatulas resting on it.

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Cosmetic Implements

Iron Age I–II, 12th–6th Century BCE

Drawing of one boy waving to another who is rounding the corner toward him.

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Phat’hi’s Treasure

1988

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Bulla from Beth Zur

End of 7th–Beginning of 6th Century BCE

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The Valley of Demons

1885

Oval-shaped seashell incised with concentric circles, spirals, and dots in center of circles.

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Seashell with Geometric Patterns

Iron Age II, Early 10th–Early 6th Century BCE

Jar handle inscribed with Hebrew.

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Place of Origin and Names on Jar Handle from Gibeon

Early 6th Century BCE

Limestone triple-recessed door frame with row of protruding roof beams.

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Model Shrine from Tirzah

Iron Age IIA, 10th–9th Century BCE

Ceramic offering stand with four rows of windows and small protruding feet with five toes on the bottom row of windows.

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Ceramic Offering Stand from Ai

Iron Age I, 12th–10th Century BCE

Ceramic offering stand with flat top and four layers of decoration: bottom layer of nude female with raised arms flanked by lions, second layer of two winged figures, third layer of goats eating leaves off tree, and fourth layer of four-legged animal with winged sun disk and palm fronds.

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Ceramic Offering Stand from Taanach

Iron Age IIA, 10th–9th Century BCE