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Jerusalem Post Report about the Potsherd with the Incised Menorah Design and Our Interpretation

Pottery sherd with etched menorah

See the Jerusalem Post report about the potsherd with the incised menorah design and what are our current conclusions from it:

http://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Byzantine-era-potsherd-from-Temple-Mount-may-contain-engraving-of-holy-sites-menorah-436965

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  1. Phil Hall
    Phil Hall says:

    Please look at the pot “the Palette of King Narmer” -Egyptian dated 3100 BC for the same design. This is a re-occurring theme in early Egyptian art with the hawk god positioned above this symbol. – Phil Hall

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