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Student discovers 3,300-year-old scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park

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“Student discovers 3,300-year-old scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park”

Shilo Atoun, 17, found a 3,300-year-old scarab amulet decorated with cobras at Tel Gezer National Park and reported it to the Israel Antiquities Authority, which collected it for the State Treasures. The post Student discovers 3,300-year-old scarab amulet at Tel Gezer National Park appeared first on www.israelhayom.com .

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