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This is John Bachelor a visit from Indiana Hone Line, missing many weeks.

He's been on the trail of treasures, and he's particularly keen on something he's found for Hanukkah.

This is in the city of David the excavation outside the crusader walls of

Jerusalem in what was a parking lot once upon a time. He's very excited about tiles for roofing, evidence of

trade, faraway trade from Greece. Here's Indiana and you can tell the excitement because he's breathless. He has many more secrets, but this is the first.

Oh, good to be back with you. It's been a while, but I have an amazing story that just is breaking that the most ancient

roof tiles found in the land of Israel were discovered in the city of David which I

know you have visited together with me and they were brought here at the time of the Seleucid King Antiochus the fourth

who was in the second century B.C. who as you know is connected to the story of Hanukah.

There was little evidence till now of the Greek

Seleucid period in Jerusalem. This finds which is very vital it was brought to

there by Antiochus epiphenes and it's the earliest sign of

use of ceramic roof tiles in the land of Israel, but also solidifies the

connection and the 16 Hellenistic period roof tile fragments were found in the

excavation in the city of David in the area that in the Givati parking, which we have discussed in that little

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