Cave of Letters

cave archaeological site Israel

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The Cave of the Letters is the name of a cave in Nahal Heber in the Judean Desert, where important finds from the days of the Bar Kochba rebellion were discovered, including letters written by Bar Kochba to the people of Ein Gedi. 1 of the cave developers Author: רשות העתיקות של ישראל Israel Antiquities Authority, License: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Source

31° 25' 57.38" N, 35° 20' 34.49" O

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