The "Governor of Jerusalem" Seal is an ancient Clay artifact that dates back to the First Temple period.

[1][2][3] Archaeologist Shimon Cohen discovered a clay seal from the 8th century BCE near the Western Wall during an excavation with the IAA.

[4][5] The seal bears an engraving showing two men wearing robes and facing each other as if in a mirror.

[6][7][8] Below them is an inscription in Paleo Hebrew that reads Belonging to the governor of the city[9]Hebrew to English Translation:[10] “le-sar ha-ir” In an IAA release, Weksler-Bdolah said: "The seal had been attached to an important transport and served as some sort of logo, or as a tiny souvenir, which was sent on behalf of the governor of the city.

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