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2,700-year-old stone may shed light on Kingdom of Judah’s religious revolution

A rare cultic stone found at Tel Eton was deliberately buried before the Assyrian conquest, adding new evidence to the debate over King Hezekiah’s reforms

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2,700-year-old stone may shed light on Kingdom of Judah’s religious revolution

A rare cultic stone found at Tel Eton was deliberately buried before the Assyrian conquest, adding new evidence to the debate over King Hezekiah’s reforms

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haaretz.com6 g fa

Fallen standing stone built into later house may show King Hezekiah reform

Repurposing Religious Artifacts as Bricks Was Not Rare in the Ancient World, but This Particular Case in Tel 'Eton May Support the Historicity of a Biblical Tale

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  1. martedì 16 giugno 2026·haaretz.com

    Fallen standing stone built into later house may show King Hezekiah reform

    Repurposing Religious Artifacts as Bricks Was Not Rare in the Ancient World, but This Particular Case in Tel 'Eton May Support the Historicity of a Biblical Tale

  2. mercoledì 17 giugno 2026·ynetnews.com

    2,700-year-old stone may shed light on Kingdom of Judah’s religious revolution

    A rare cultic stone found at Tel Eton was deliberately buried before the Assyrian conquest, adding new evidence to the debate over King Hezekiah’s reforms