Mount Karkom: 20 years of Biblical Archaeology in the desert of Exodus. Mount Sinai rediscovered by Prof. Emmanuel Anati.
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Fig. 114. Following page: Close up of small sanctuary of Iron Age site HK 173. A standing stone has a smooth vertical surface with evidence of barely distinguishable rock engraving and probable traces of colour. In front of it is a stone with a large cuphole, placed on a foundation of smaller stones. (Site HK 173; photo EA96: XIII-9; WARA W05970).

Fig. 158a/b. Rock engraving called 'the eye that watches from the rock.' A large eye has seven lines arrayed from the bottom and seven from the top. (Site HK 36b; photo EA98: LVIII-5; drawing: HK Archive; WARA W06016, W06017).


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