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Rare 1,700-Year-Old Marble Busts Unearthed in Binyamina

איך 7 חדרי חדשות ישראליים סיפרו את הסיפור הזה, זה לצד זה.

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דווח לראשונה בN12 · Jun 15, 2026

מה קרה

Archaeologists uncovered two 1,700-year-old marble busts hidden in a Roman-Byzantine wine press pit near Binyamina. One bears the Greek name “Lycurgus,” and the pieces will be cleaned, studied, and displayed at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv starting June 18.

  • 01Two marble busts were found hidden in a Roman-Byzantine wine press pit near Binyamina.
  • 02One bust carries a Greek inscription reading “Lycurgus.”
  • 03The discovery came during excavation for Israel’s coastal rail expansion project.
  • 04The busts will be exhibited in Tel Aviv from June 18 through the summer.
  • 05Researchers are still trying to identify the figures and why they were concealed.

התקציר תורגם וסוכם מהמקורות למטה על ידי baba. לקריאה המלאה פתחו כל מקור.

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Amichai Eliyahu
OrganizationsIsrael Antiquities Authority, Israel Railways, Ministry of Transportation, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv University, Bar-Ilan University
PlacesBinyamina, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Caesarea, Israel

סיקור מלא · 7 מקורות

אותו אירוע, כפי שכל חדר חדשות דיווח עליו בנפרד. פתחו כמה כדי להשוות במה כל אחד מדגיש ומה הוא משמיט.

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