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Samuel Felix Mendelsohn

1889–1953

A weathered, rectangular stone slab featuring several lines of faded ancient Greek inscriptions carved into its surface.

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Greeks/Athenians in Early Jewish Literarature

2nd Century BCE–6th Century CE

Ancient mosaic floor with geometric patterns, including a black-and-white labyrinth design, surrounded by colored borders; part of the mosaic is damaged and missing on the left side.

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Romans in Early Jewish Literature

2nd Century BCE–6th Century CE

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Romans as the Last Oppressors of the Jews

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The Wicked Kingdom

Ancient wall fresco with faded red, brown, and dark blue panels, partially damaged and surrounded by rough, exposed stone edges. The mural features simple geometric shapes and vertical divisions.

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Arabs in Ancient Rabbinic Texts

2nd–6th Centuries

Broken fragments of ancient painted plaster featuring a decorative border with red scrolls, leaves, and geometric patterns.

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Two Palestinian Rabbinic Depictions of Arabs: Robber Ishmaelites

3rd–4th Centuries

Three irregular fragments of ancient wall plaster with faded traces of painted designs.

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Arabs as Sources of Folk Wisdom in Ancient Rabbinic Literature

3rd–6th Centuries

Ancient wall fresco with faded red, brown, and dark blue panels, partially damaged and surrounded by rough, exposed stone edges. The mural features simple geometric shapes and vertical divisions.

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Arabs as Hypersexualized Others in Ancient Rabbinic Literature

3rd–6th Centuries

Graffiti scratched into a rough, light-colored stone surface, featuring uneven, hand-carved letters.

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Christians in Ancient Rabbinic Texts

1st–6th Centuries

Ancient stone ruins featuring circular and rectangular structures in sandy soil. The weathered stones are arranged in an intricate, partially buried formation.

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The Rabbinic Legacy

2nd–6th Centuries

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Oyneg Shabes Archive