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On a hiking trail with his classmates in the Aravah desert, near the ominously named Scorpions Pass, an Israeli teenager recently came across an item that archaeologists identified as an ancient oil lamp. Gavriel Fiske writes:
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A 1,600-Year-Old Roman Lamp Found in the Desert
“It is easy to imagine the lamp lighting up the darkness in the lonely, isolated fort manned by Roman soldiers.”