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Israel Museum - EAGLE COIN TYRE - Bookmark
127-126 B.C.E. Buy one of our custom designed jewelry by ancient craftsmanship & own a piece of history.
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The lily in these jewelry pieces, part of the design of the modern-day
shekel, appeared on coins minted by Jews in Jerusalem in the year 350 BCE.
It appeared still earlier in fields from the Davidic Kingdom. The lily was
also used as an ornamental motif in the Temple in Jerusalem, decorating the
branches of the menorah and the capitals of the two main pillars, Yakhin and
Boaz.
A common Jewish symbol up to the destruction of the Second Temple, the
trefoil (fleur-de-lis) was later adopted by Christianity as an allusion to
the Trinity, and by Islam as a decorative motif.
15 cm/ 6 inch
- Genre: Archeological Bookmarks
