Discovery Details
Three-year-old Ziv Nitzan found a scarab amulet while hiking with her family at Tel Azekah, a site rich in history and biblical significance, located in the Judean Lowlands.
The amulet, dating back 3,800 years to the Canaanite Middle Bronze Age, was identified by experts as a symbol of life and power, originally from ancient .
Archaeological Significance
Tel Azekah has been a focal point for archaeological studies, revealing artifacts that showcase the cultural and historical richness of the region during the Bronze Ages.
The scarab will be featured in a Passover exhibition, highlighting the close ancient ties between Canaan and Egypt, and the cultural influences that shaped the region.