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On the eve of the Passover holiday, researchers from the University of Haifa reveal an exceptional and exciting archaeological discovery that dates back to the time of the People of Israel's settlement in the country: For the first time, enclosed sites identified with the biblical sites termed in Hebrew "gilgal", which were used for assemblies, preparation for battle, and rituals, have been revealed in the Jordan valley.
Latest Articles 2009
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On the eve of the Passover holiday, researchers from the University of Haifa reveal an exceptional and exciting archaeological discovery that dates back to the time of the People of Israel's settlement in the country: For the first time, enclosed sites identified with the biblical sites termed in Hebrew "gilgal", which were used for assemblies, preparation for battle, and rituals, have been revealed in the Jordan valley.
The Muqata 2009
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University of Haifa researchers, just before Passover, revealed an exceptional and exciting archaeological discovery that dates back to the time of the People of Israel's settlement in the country: For the first time, enclosed sites identified with the biblical sites termed in Hebrew "gilgal", which were used for assemblies, preparation for battle, and rituals, have been revealed in the Jordan valley.
Spero News 2009
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The Hebrew word "gilgal" (a camp or stone-structure), is mentioned thirty-nine times in the Hebrew Bible.
Spero News 2009
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On the eve of the Passover holiday, researchers from the University of Haifa reveal an exceptional and exciting archaeological discovery that dates back to the time of the People of Israel's settlement in the country: For the first time, enclosed sites identified with the biblical sites termed in Hebrew "gilgal", which were used for assemblies, preparation for battle, and rituals, have been revealed in the Jordan valley.
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The Hebrew word "gilgal" (a camp or stone-structure), is mentioned thirty-nine times in the Bible.
Latest Articles 2009
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The Hebrew word "gilgal" (a camp or stone-structure), is mentioned thirty-nine times in the Bible.
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"gilgal", which were used for assemblies, preparation for battle, and rituals, have been revealed in the Jordan valley.
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To this day, no archaeological site has been proposed to be identified with the gilgal.
Spero News 2009
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To this day, no archaeological site has been proposed to be identified with the gilgal.
Latest Articles 2009
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