Absalom's pillar, a monument in the valley east of the Temple Mount. The name of the tombstone indicates a tradition linking it to a tombstone built by Absalom, the son of King David, but according to archaeological research, it is a tomb dating to the 1st century AD, many centuries after the time of Absalom. According to archaeologist Gabriel Barkai, this is the tomb of King Agrippa. Made from white concrete with sand from the Holy Land, this piece features a stone monument from the Temple Mount and comes with a wall hanger and nail for easy display on the wall!
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