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Ophel ostracon

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The ostracon measures 4 inches by 3 inches. The inscription, written in Pre-Exilic Hebrew, is thought to have originally been eight lines, of which five are decipherable (the first four and the last). According to a 2015 study, "virtually all scholars agree that it contains a list of personal names
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This sherd was discovered in the large cave under Field No. 9, and seems to have formed part of the dump which the Parker party deposited in that cave; its exact original provenance is therefore uncertain, though it must have come from somewhere in the neighboring tunnel, and probably not far
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Macalister and Duncan described the discovery as follows, referring to the 1909 expedition of
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Faigenbaum-Golovin, Shira; Rollston; Piasetzky; Finkelstein; Sober (2015).
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The ostracon as discovered in 1924; displayed in the editio princeps
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and John Garrow Duncan, in the area of Wadi Hilweh (known as the
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Excavations on the Hill of Ophel, Jerusalem 1923-1925
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Index



ostracon
R. A. Stewart Macalister
City of David
Montagu Brownlow Parker
Rockefeller Museum
Ophel pithos
Archaeology of Israel
"The Ophel (Jerusalem) Ostracon in Light of New Multispectral Images"
Excavations on the Hill of Ophel, Jerusalem 1923-1925
Categories
1924 archaeological discoveries
Hebrew inscriptions
KAI inscriptions
Ancient Israel and Judah
Ostracon
Archaeological discoveries in the West Bank
Archaeological discoveries in Israel
7th-century BC inscriptions

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