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Archaeologists uncover the earliest Hebrew text
A group of archaeologists from the Hebrew University claims to have discovered a city from the time of King David and in it the oldest written text in the Hebrew language.
The dig is taking place in the Elah Valley, at a place known as Khirbet Qeiyafa. The text that was found begins with the words "Al taas" (Do not) and remains to be fully deceiphered.
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