Tag Archive for: Bulla
Analysis of Clay Sealings Revealed Evidence of the Temple Treasury and the Royal Treasury of the Kingdom of Judah in the First Temple Period
Is not this laid up in store with Me, sealed up in My treasuries?Deut. 32:34
A study we have conducted on dozens of clay sealings recovered in sifting of Temple Mount soil and in excavations at the Ophel Park (adjacent to the Southern Wall…
Find & Finder of the Month: A Bulla of an Unknown Type, Discovered by the Schwartzes
This month we present you with Miriam and Elie Schwartz, of Philadelphia, PA, who found a small pottery shard, which may look unimportant at first glance (even to some of our seasoned archaeologists). However, on careful examination, some interesting…
The History of the Temple Mount in 12 Objects: #3 The Late First Temple Period
As we continue with our 12-post series on objects in the history of the Temple Mount, let us turn to the Late First Temple period – Iron Age IIb-c, in the 8th through 6th centuries BCE.
During this time of the year, multitudes of business…
Making Seal Impressions
How we made the seal impressions from our 10th century BCE stamp seal