Practically three,000 years in the past, a scribe inked a single Hebrew phrase on a big jar stuffed with wine or one thing else, which had been saved in a constructing at Abel Beth Maacah, an historical settlement on the northern tip of right this moment’s Israel. Now archaeologists have discovered it. That one phrase in an “surprising” place may redraw the map of the traditional kingdom of Israel within the 10th-Ninth century B.C.E., exhibiting it could have stretched farther north than is presently supposed. There’s a huge debate amongst archaeologists on whether or not Abel Beth Maacah, which is

Quelle: Hebrew inscription on a jar may redraw borders of historical Israel – Archaeology – Danilfineman