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Archaeologists from Hebrew University have discovered a divine scepter during excavations in Israel.

The experts who participated in the excavations of the ancient Canaanite temple, believe that the find dates from the 12th century BC. Length bronze treated with silver, the sceptre is more than 11 centimeters and a width of more than 4 inches. Scientists believe that this part of the statue of God in full size. Mention of it professionals find in ancient writings, including the Bible. Archaeologists believe that the scepter is not an ordinary tool, as covered with fine graffiti. As told by one of the researchers, the symbols on the artifact like a man with a large head and outstretched hands, says Newinform.

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