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Ancient oil lamp with a decorative border and a central menorah design, with two holes flanking the menorah and a larger hole at the spout.
Source

Lamp with Menorah, Sumaqa

4th–9th Century
A clay oil lamp with a wide, rounded body and a pointed spout, showing surface wear and some discoloration.
Source

Folded Oil Lamp

323–30 BCE
A folded rectangular piece of weathered, decayed leather with holes, dark stains, and a frayed strap or cord along one edge.
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Babatha’s Cache

94–132
Ancient stone steps leading down into an area with vertical walls and some openings, surrounded by a metal fence. The area shows layered, weathered stone surfaces.
Source

Rectangular Mikveh, Western Hebron

ca. 100 BCE–135 CE
A round, stone-lined pit with built-in stone steps leading down to a dirt floor. The structure is surrounded by rocks and sparse vegetation.
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Round Mikveh, Gamla

1st Century BCE or 1st Century CE
A person stands in a large, rectangular, stone excavation site with two deep pits, one with carved steps descending into it. The surrounding area is dry and sandy, with some scattered rocks.
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Restored Mikveh, Jericho

1st Century BCE
Two views of an ancient engraved oval stone: one side shows a standing, bent-over figure with an arm extended, while the other side displays several lines of inscribed text.
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Hematite Stone Amulet against Hip Pain

3rd–5th Centuries
Hand-drawn illustration of a roughly rectangular shape with lines of Semtic script inside it, with several geometric symbols resembling connected circles and lines scattered throughout the text. The numbers 1 through 13 are written vertically on the right side, outside the rectangle, numbering the lines.
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Bronze Amulet against Disease (Drawing)

Late 4th or Early 5th Century
A weathered metal object with a triangular shape, featuring faint engraved text and an image of a horse and rider. The surface shows signs of age and patina, with a hook or loop at the top.
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Bronze Evil Eye Amulet

5th or 6th Century
Five ancient ceramic bowls with inscriptions in a Semitic script, written in concentric circles. Some bowls feature geometric shapes and human-like figures.
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Incantation Bowls

5th–6th Centuries
A fragment of an ancient, partially damaged silver scroll with faint inscriptions. Parts of the scroll are torn and missing.
Source

Silver Amulet against Enemies

Late 4th or Early 5th Century
A black-and-white line drawing of a fragmented ancient inscription in a Semitic script. Sections of the broken inscription contain outlined areas with legible characters. The lines are numbered 1 to 9 on the right of the drawing, and there is a centimeter scale at the bottom.
Source

Palestinian Potsherd Incantation (Drawing)

5th or 6th Century

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