God set
God set
This statue of the Aramean god was found broken to three pieces in the northern part of the Sea of Galilee in Tal al-A'or in the area of Al-Bitiah in the occupied Syrian Golan. This is the supposed location of the city of Beit Sidon, which witnessed some of the miracles of Jesus and the birth of five of his disciples: Peter, Ben Zabdi and Philip.
This statue dates back to the 8th or 9th century BC when the kingdoms of the Aramaic cities spread throughout the region. Of course the Israelis said that this statue is the calf that was the slave of the Israelites. But the archaeologists unanimously agreed that the Aramaic god was identified by his known symbols. Any horns shaped like moon and sword.
The aesthetic of this example, which is the length of the standing man .. It is amazingly reduced It is like a logo designed by contemporary artists .. There is a copy of this machine is in the National Museum, but a little smaller and less accurate found in Tel Ashari in Daraa. A third missing version is now found in Swaida. It reflects the cultural unity of the region.
This statue of the Aramean god was found broken to three pieces in the northern part of the Sea of Galilee in Tal al-A'or in the area of Al-Bitiah in the occupied Syrian Golan. This is the supposed location of the city of Beit Sidon, which witnessed some of the miracles of Jesus and the birth of five of his disciples: Peter, Ben Zabdi and Philip.
This statue dates back to the 8th or 9th century BC when the kingdoms of the Aramaic cities spread throughout the region. Of course the Israelis said that this statue is the calf that was the slave of the Israelites. But the archaeologists unanimously agreed that the Aramaic god was identified by his known symbols. Any horns shaped like moon and sword.
The aesthetic of this example, which is the length of the standing man .. It is amazingly reduced It is like a logo designed by contemporary artists .. There is a copy of this machine is in the National Museum, but a little smaller and less accurate found in Tel Ashari in Daraa. A third missing version is now found in Swaida. It reflects the cultural unity of the region.
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