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January 2017 (121.1)

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Happily Ever After? A Hellenistic Hoard from Tel Kedesh in Israel

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Fig. 1. The Eros terracotta figurine from Tel Kedesh, front and back views (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).

Fig. 2. Bronze stylus in its iron case, from Tel Kedesh (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).

Fig. 3. Parts of a bronze inkwell from Tel Kedesh: a, bowl with small cover removed; b, bowl with small cover in place; c, fragments of a chain that probably once stretched across the top of the lid (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations)

Fig. 4. Bone hairpin from Tel Kedesh (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).

Fig. 1. The Eros terracotta figurine from Tel Kedesh, front and back views (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).

Fig. 2. Bronze stylus in its iron case, from Tel Kedesh (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).

Fig. 3. Parts of a bronze inkwell from Tel Kedesh: a, bowl with small cover removed; b, bowl with small cover in place; c, fragments of a chain that probably once stretched across the top of the lid (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations)

Fig. 4. Bone hairpin from Tel Kedesh (P. Lanyi; courtesy Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin, Tel Kedesh Excavations).