HAND MADE ROMAN GLASS WITH STERLING SILVER (ST925) PENDENT A loaf of bread was

A loaf of bread was worth about 10 prutot (plural)

The coin of Herod featuring cross within a diadem & tripod is The most common coin (prutah) of Herod the Great is similar to Hasmonean coins - an anchor with Greek inscription “HRwD BACI” (King Herod)

- **Iron Age I (1200–1000 BCE)**: This phase signifies the decline of Canaanite culture and the ascendance of the Tribes of Israel and the Philistines

Maimonides established a hierarchy for tzedakah

HAND MADE ROMAN GLASS WITH STERLING SILVER (ST925) PENDENT A loaf of bread wasWhat Is Roman Glass Jewelry? Roman glass jewelry is a type of jewelry that incorporates both beauty and history. Unlike pottery and stone, glass is not a material commonly associated with ancient societies, but in fact, it was highly popular and widely produced in the Roman Empire, leading to archaeological finds. Roman Glass is an ancient glass discovered in archaeological excavation sites in Israel and other Mediterranean countries. The sources of