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A courtesan ‘hetaira’ tomb was discovered in a burial cave during excavations in Via Hebron

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During excavations in the Via Hebron in Jerusalem, a burial cave containing the tomb of a courtesan (hetaira in Ancient Greek) dating from the late 4th century – early 3rd century BCE was discovered.

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A courtesan ‘hetaira’ tomb was discovered in a burial cave during excavations in Via Hebron

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A courtesan ‘hetaira’ tomb was discovered in a burial cave during excavations in Via Hebron

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