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Coins from the Temple Mount


From Wednesday, November 18 2009
To Thursday, November 11 2010
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Coins from the Temple Mount

Coins from the Temple Mount is a New Exhibition of the Israel Antiquities Authority in the Davidson Center, opening November 11 at the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden.

In addition to rare ancient coins that were uncovered in the region, a 2,000 year old sarcophagus lid engraved with the inscription "Ben HaCohen HaGadol" will be presented to the public for the first time.

The exhibition was organized by the Israel Antiquities Authority, which together with the East Jerusalem Development Company, views it as the first of many other changing archaeological exhibitions that will be presented in the compound.

The exhibitions were underwritten with a generous contribution by the William Davidson and Estanne Fawer Foundation.

Entrance to the exhibit is included in the cost of the admission ticket to the Jerusalem Archaeological Garden - Davidson Center (located between Dung Gate and the Western Wall plaza).

 


To the The Jerusalem Archaeological Park page.

Details

Sunday to Thursday 8:00 to 17:00; Friday 8:00 to 14:00
Inside the Dung Gate
Old City
02-627-7550
http://www.archpark.org.il
Admission to the Archaeological Garden: Adults: 30 NIS / Adults in a group (25 persons): 21 NIS / Children, Soldiers, Students, Senior Citizen: NIS nis Guided tours (in Hebrew and English) 160 nis - must be booked in advance. Admission to the exhibit is

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