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Were There 12 Tribes of Israel?



The 12 tribes of Israel are represented with symbols on this modern street
mosaic from Jerusalem’s Jewish Quarter.

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Hard Power: The Stone Statues of Ammon



The towering columns of the "Temple of Hercules" on the Amman Citadel in Jordan.
This Roman temple was built on the ruins of the earlier Iron Age temple
dedicated to the Ammonite god Milkom.

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Ethiopia at the Crossroads



An early adopter of both Christianity and Islam, and the historic home of a
sizable Jewish community, Ethiopia developed distinctive artistic traditions, as
evidence in this tempera on panel piece depicting The Virgin and Child with
Archangels.

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