Mosaic Floor, Aegina, Greece
4th Century
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Aegina, Roman Empire (Aegina, Greece)
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Synagogue Inscriptions Noting Donations
3rd Century BCE–7th Century CE
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The Ancient Synagogue
4th Century BCE–6th Century CE
Ancient synagogues served as central hubs for Jewish prayer, study, and community life. Archaeological evidence and primary texts reveal the evolution of these sacred spaces from the Hellenistic era to Late Antiquity.
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