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The Morton Collection of Biblical Artifacts
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Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Tyre silver coin, after 126 B.C.E. Tetra drachma or shekel. Obverse: head of Melqarth. Reverse: eagle standing, palm over shoulder, inscription: "Tyre the Holy and Inviable." JPG file (172 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Tyre silver coin, after 126 B.C.E. Tetra drachma or shekel. Obverse: head of Melqarth. Reverse: eagle standing, palm over shoulder, inscription: "Tyre the Holy and Inviable." JPG file (124 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Tyre silver coin, after 126 B.C.E. Tetra drachma or shekel. Obverse: head of Melqarth. Reverse: eagle standing, palm over shoulder, inscription: "Tyre the Holy and Inviable." JPG file (172 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Silver coin of province Yehud, period of Persian rule (ca. 587-330 B.C.E.). Provenance: Palestine. Obverse: Lily, no inscription. Reverse: Falcon with spread wings, head to right. Condition: broken, flan repaired. 7.5 mm, 0.35 g. NOTE: Issued for use in Palestine when it was a province of Persia ... -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Tyre silver coin, after 126 B.C.E. Tetra drachma or shekel. Obverse: head of Melqarth. Reverse: eagle standing, palm over shoulder, inscription: "Tyre the Holy and Inviable." JPG file (156 KB). -
Contributing Institution: Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Library Description: Silver coin of province Yehud, period of Persian rule (ca. 587-330 B.C.E.). Provenance: Palestine. Obverse: Lily, no inscription. Reverse: Falcon with spread wings, head to right. Condition: broken, flan repaired. 7.5 mm, 0.35 g. NOTE: Issued for use in Palestine when it was a province of Persia ...