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Archaeologists and volunteers lay down around the structures they discovered in Libnah.![stamp]()
A handle stamped with a seal consistent with the kingdom of Judah.![excavating]()
Volunteers enjoy getting their hands dirty by helping to excavate the Tel Burna site.![decanter]()
Studying a decanter found at the Tel Burna site.![statue]()
A statue, possibly an idol, found at the Tel Burna site.![jars]()
Very unique triplet vessels that were possibly used for cult-like rituals.![ladybruna]()
An excavator holding a "Lady of Burna" statue.![libnahbyself]()
An aerial view of the entire Tel Burna excavation site.![mask]()
Part of a clay mask found at the Tel Burna site.![scarab]()
An artifact depicting a scarab found at the Tel Burna site.Discovering the Biblical city of Libnah
Archaeology is no longer just for archaeologists; a Bar Ilan University initiative is leading experts and volunteers on the excavation of the Biblical city of Libnah, or Tel Burna as it is known today. Take a look at what they found.
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- Discovering the Biblical city of Libnah
