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Archaeologists uncover year-round industry in biblical Kingdom of Israel

Researchers said the same workspaces handled scarlet dyeing, olive pressing, animal keeping and textile work across the year.

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Study of Tel Shikmona reveals how workers reused the same spaces for olive pressing, animal keeping, textile work and scarlet production.

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Israeli archaeologists uncover year-round industry in the biblical Kingdom of Israel

Tel Shikmona operated as a small fortified production center under the Kingdom of Israel and is considered the largest known Iron Age scarlet-production site in the Mediterranean.

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Archaeologists uncover year-round industry in biblical Kingdom of Israel

Study of Tel Shikmona reveals how workers reused the same spaces for olive pressing, animal keeping, textile work and scarlet production.

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Cleveland Jewish News broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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