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A Canaanite terracotta Amphoras Masada was Herod’s royal citadel

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Masada was Herod’s royal citadel and later the last outpost of Zealots during the Jewish Revolt

Antonia Clementina

This was only in use for about a hundred years

gets its name from the Greek words for "copper" (χαλκός

A Canaanite terracotta Amphoras Masada was Herod’s royal citadelCanaan, referenced in historical and biblical texts, primarily pertains to modern day Palestine. The original inhabitants were the Canaanites, with the names "Canaan" and "Canaanite" appearing around the 15th century BCE in the Old Testament. "Canaan" can refer to all of Palestine and Syria, just the land west of the Jordan River, or a coastal strip from Acre (Akko) southward.

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