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Israeli Border Police Discover Second Temple Period Burial Cave in Silwan
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Israeli Border Police found a Second Temple period burial cave and artifacts in Silwan during a security operation addressing local family violence.
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- Israeli Border Police uncovered an ancient burial cave in Silwan, Jerusalem.
- The discovery occurred during an operation addressing violent family disputes.
- Initial analysis dates the graves to the Second Temple period.
- The Israel Antiquities Authority is involved in examining the site.
- Security forces are securing the area for further archaeological work.
Israeli Border Police forces uncovered an ancient burial cave and archaeological artifacts during an operational activity in Silwan, Jerusalem. The operation was part of efforts to manage violent conflicts between families in the village. Initial examination by the Israel Antiquities Authority indicates that the discovered graves date back to the Second Temple period. Security forces are currently securing the site to allow for further handling and study of the findings.
