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Jewish American Teen Finds 3,300-Year-Old Amulet at Israeli Archaeological Site
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A 17-year-old Jewish American student, Shiloh Attoun, discovered a 3,300-year-old Egyptian scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park in Israel. The artifact, dating to the Late Bronze Age, was found during his school's first trip to the country. The Israel Antiquities Authority collected the amulet, praising Attoun for his responsible actions. The discovery highlights the connection between young visitors and Israel's ancient history.
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- Shiloh Attoun, a 17-year-old Jewish American student, found a 3,300-year-old Egyptian scarab amulet at Tel Gezer, Israel.
- The amulet, decorated with cobra motifs, dates back to the Late Bronze Age.
- The discovery was made during Attoun's school's first trip to Israel.
- The Israel Antiquities Authority collected the artifact and commended Attoun for his responsible actions.
- Scarab amulets signify ancient Egypt's cultural influence and ties with the region.
- The find occurred at Tel Gezer National Park, a significant ancient Canaanite city.
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