Ancient stone tablet (YouTube Screenshot)
Israeli archaeologists in Jerusalem’s City of David uncovered a 2,000-year-old Hebrew inscription etched on a stone tablet—bearing the name “Shimon” alongside numbers and monetary symbols—offering a rare glimpse into the receipts and commercial life of the Second Temple period.
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