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Archaeologists in Israel have found two Roman-era statues dating back around 1,700 years during an excavation near Binyamina. The statues were discovered in a winepress and are believed to have been intentionally buried. Researchers are now working to clean and analyze the statues to learn more about the figures they depict.
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Archaeologists in Israel have found two Roman-era statues dating back around 1,700 years during an excavation near Binyamina. The statues were discovered in a winepress and are believed to have been intentionally buried. Researchers are now working to clean and analyze the statues to learn more about the figures they depict.
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Archaeologists in Israel uncover 1,700-year-old Roman-era statues buried face down
Archaeologists Discover 1,700-Year-Old Roman Statues in Israel