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Assortment of small pieces of broken jewelry and metal.
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Broken Jewelry and Pieces of Metal

7th Century BCE
Two facing pages displaying a multi-colored map with abstract landforms, rivers, and labels in Arabic script.
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Letter to His Nephew, Yūsha‘ ibn Nathan

Ya‘qūb ibn Ismā‘īl
Mid-11th Century
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Letter to Nahray ben Nissim

Yeshu‘a ben Joseph ha-Kohen
1050
Illustration of two men in robes and turbans sitting behind railing, under a decorated covering, drinking from goblets and talking.
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Letter to the Jewish Community of Fustāt (I)

The Jewish Community of Damascus
ca. 1050
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Letter to the Jewish Community of Fustāt (II)

The Jewish Community of Damascus
ca. 1050
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Letter to Nahray ben Nissim (I)

Israel Ibn Sahlūn
1051
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Letter to Abū Naṣr

Ḥasan ibn Mu’ammal
1052
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Letter to Isaac ben Jacob

Ḥayim ben Solomon
1055
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Letter to the Communities of Egypt

Elijah ben Solomon ha-Kohen
1057
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Letter to His Sister, Balluta

Simon of Toledo
1057
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Letter to Nahray ben Nissim (II)

Israel Ibn Sahlūn
1059
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Letter to Nahray ben Nissim

Ya‘qūb ibn Salmān al-Ḥarīrī
1060

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