The clay seal was found in Jerusalem and dates back to the First Temple period and bears an ancient Hebrew inscription that ...

The clay seal that still had a print on it may have belonged to Yeda‛yah, the son of a figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible.

A RARE 2,600 year-old clay seal linked to a Biblical scroll that threatened to curse people with hunger and devastation has ...

The Bible details how an ancient king received a doomsday warning about famine, war and exile. Now, archaeologists have uncovered an ancient seal linked to the ominous story.

A RARE 2,600 year-old clay seal linked to a Biblical scroll that threatened to curse people with hunger and devastation has been uncovered by stunned archaeologists. The exceptionally well-preserve… ...

Temple Mount Sifting Project archaeologist Mordechai Ehrlich holds a First Temple period clay sealing reading “Yed [a‛]yah (son of) Asayahu” found in July 2025. (Temple Mount Sifting Project) ...

Based on the writing style, the sealing dates to the late First Temple period, approximately the late-7th to early-6th century BCE. A rare clay sealing, bearing an ancient Hebrew inscription that ...

Archaeologists have announced the discovery of a rare clay seal impression on Jerusalem’s Temple Mount that bears both an ancient Hebrew inscription and a visible fingerprint with Biblical links ...

“Obviously, we are not sure that the Asayahu mentioned on the sealing is the same that appears in the Bible,” Dvira told The Times of Israel (TOI) in an interview. “However, several such artifacts ...