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Two little inscribed silver scrolls, often described as ‘amulets’ and generally referred to as KH1 and KH2, found in 1979 in Ketef Hinnom, south-west of the Old City of Jerusalem, in the funerary chamber 25 of Cave 24. They are generally dated to between the late 7th and the early 6th century AD.

Two little inscribed silver scrolls, often described as ‘amulets’ and generally referred to as KH1 and KH2, found in 1979 in Ketef Hinnom, south-west of the Old City of Jerusalem, in the funerary chamber 25 of Cave 24. They are generally dated to between the late 7th and the early 6th century AD.


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