“To the Place of Trumpeting” Inscription

1st Century BCE–1st Century CE

A weathered stone slab with an ancient Hebrew inscription carved into its surface, displayed against a black background. The stone is uneven and partially broken on the left side.
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An illustrated reconstruction of an ancient temple complex with high stone walls, arched gateways, and several large buildings, set against a hilly landscape with scattered trees.
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4th Century BCE–6th Century CE

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A Temple inscription, also referred to as the Temple balustrade inscription or the soreg inscription, warns gentiles not to cross the balustrade (soreg) around the Temple, as doing so was considered a…
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