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Teenager Finds 3,300-Year-Old Scarab Amulet on Israel School Trip
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American teenager Shiloh Attoun discovered a 3,300-year-old scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park during a school trip. The artifact, dating to the Late Bronze Age, features cobra motifs and reflects ancient Egyptian influence. Professor Ido Koch of Tel Aviv University identified the symbols, noting similarities to other finds. The Israel Antiquities Authority commended Attoun for his responsible discovery and handover of the artifact.
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- Shiloh Attoun, 17, found a 3,300-year-old scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park.
- The artifact dates to the Late Bronze Age and features cobra motifs.
- Professor Ido Koch identified the amulet's symbols, linking it to ancient Egypt and the Levant.
- The discovery occurred during a school trip with Jewish National Fund-USA's Muss High School in Israel.
- The Israel Antiquities Authority praised Attoun for his responsible actions.
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