Study finds first cave pearls containing archaeological artifacts in ancient Jerusalem tunnel - Phys.org

A study conducted by Dr. Azriel Yechezkel of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and his colleagues from the Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University, published in the journal Archaeometry, discovered the largest known cave pearl deposit in the south

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Dec 11 2024
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Cave pearl assemblage. (a) Sample of cave pearls before analysis. Notice the variety in size, rough surfaces and brownish color. (b) Pearl J-10 with a pottery sherd nucleus, displaying measurement me… [+6676 chars]

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