Bar Kokhba's papyrus found in Judean desert by Yigael Yadin.

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Scanned from Israel: An Illustrated History (Illustrated Histories) by Daniel J. Schroeter. Oxford University Press, USA (March 4, 1999) ISBN 019510885X

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