(Jerusalem Post) The Tel Hebron archeological site opened on Tuesday following extensive conservation work. The walls of the city from the Bronze Age were exposed, as well as buildings from the Early Roman period, including pottery vessels, jewelry and coins. In addition, wine and olive presses, pottery kilns and huge baths for the production of wine and oil were exposed from the First Temple period. Jars were found bearing an ancient Hebrew inscription with the words "to the king of Hebron."
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