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The Nechushtan is the bronze serpent that Moses raised in the wilderness, later destroyed by King Hezekiah when it became an object of worship. Discussed here as part of a day at Timna.

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Crawling through an ancient copper mine in Timna
South · Negev

Campus Eilat Day Four: Timna

The final day of Campus Eilat at Timna Park (King Solomon's Mines): the Arches, an ancient copper mine, the Mushroom, an Egyptian hunting-scene inscription, the Midianite temple and King Solomon's Pillars.

Dec 2013 · 4 minute read
Arch at Timna Crawling through an ancient copper mine in Timna Copper ore in Timna sandstone Ancient hunting scene etched in the rock at Timna Ancient temple / ritual site in Timna View over King Solomon's Pillars, Timna
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