Canaanite Middle Bronze Cylindrical Juglet but in the absence of

but in the absence of a woman

Biblical references include King David in Psalms 56:8

The coin of Herod featuring cross within a diadem & tripod is The most common coin (prutah) of Herod the Great is similar to Hasmonean coins - an anchor with Greek inscription “HRwD BACI” (King Herod)

This era also saw the emergence of kingdoms like Tyre

and Ashdod

Canaanite Middle Bronze Cylindrical Juglet but in the absence ofCanaan is a region historically centered around Palestine, originally inhabited by the Canaanites. References to Canaan and Canaanites appear in cuneiform, Egyptian, and Phoenician texts dating back to the 15th century BCE, as well as in the Old Testament. "Canaan" can refer to all of Palestine and Syria, just the land west of the Jordan River, or a narrow coastal strip from Acre (Akko) northward. The Israelites began occupying Canaan in the late 2nd