Categories Breaking News 10 Year Old Volunteer Discovers Ancient Coin in Israel Post author By David.DeMar Post date September 27, 2015 5 Comments on 10 Year Old Volunteer Discovers Ancient Coin in Israel Tags coin, Jerusalem, king david, Temple Mount ← Humans and Giant Lizards Co-Existed in Australia → Search for Mona Lisa Model Reaches Dead End 5 replies on “10 Year Old Volunteer Discovers Ancient Coin in Israel” Interesting A coin from 1000 BC? Nonsense. Coins were not even invented until about 300 years later! –so what was the inscription on the seal which would lead to the dating ? Seals of similar style which were discovered in the past in other sites (e.g., Gezer and Bet Shemesh) were all dated to the 11th-10th centuries BCE. David did not build a Temple. That was his son Solomon Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Seals of similar style which were discovered in the past in other sites (e.g., Gezer and Bet Shemesh) were all dated to the 11th-10th centuries BCE.
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A coin from 1000 BC? Nonsense. Coins were not even invented until about 300 years later!
–so what was the inscription on the seal which would lead to the dating ?
Seals of similar style which were discovered in the past in other sites (e.g., Gezer and Bet Shemesh) were all dated to the 11th-10th centuries BCE.
David did not build a Temple. That was his son Solomon