Discovery of 2,300-year-old gold ring in Jerusalem
Israeli researchers unearth a 2,300-year-old gold ring in Jerusalem's City of David archeological site, believed to have belonged to a child during the Hellenistic period. The ring is exceptionally well-preserved, made of gold with a red garnet stone, and will be displayed to the public in June.
Key Points
- Ring is made of gold with a red precious stone (garnet)
- Believed to have belonged to a child during the Hellenistic period
- Discovery showcases the healthy economy and elite status of ancient Jerusalem
- Ring will be displayed to the public in early June
Pros
- Exceptionally well-preserved ancient artifact
- Provides insights into the lifestyle and economy of Jerusalem during the Hellenistic period
- Contributes to the understanding of the city's history and architecture