in a cave," IAA inspector in the Western Galilee Yoav Lerer said. "However, there are those who disagree with the identification of the location of Peqi'in. I believe that these inscriptions will add an important tier to our knowledge about the Jewish settlement in the village of Peqi'in during the Ro

od were found on the capital of a limestone column during restoration work being carried out in an ancient synagogue in the Western Galilee town of Peqi'in in Israel. According to archaeologists, the stone was found upside down in the synagogue's courtyard. A preliminary analysis of the inscriptions