Israel Finds a Rare 2,700-Year-Old Ancient Seal
Occupied Jerusalem: According to the Israel Antiquities Authority, the seal—which depicts a winged figure and has a name engraved in Paleo-Hebrew script—was discovered next to a 2,700-year-old synagogue in Jerusalem.
Outstanding Archaeological Find in Ancient Jerusalem According to Dr. Yuval Baruch and Novot Rom, the directors of the excavation, the black stone seal is among the most exquisite finds ever made in ancient Jerusalem. It is thought to have been created with the utmost artistic brilliance.
The Discovery's Historical Significance
According to experts, "Hosheayahu," a senior administrator from the Kingdom of Judah, is the name engraved on the stone. It is believed that Hosheayahu may have worn this stone seal around his neck as a pendant.
