Old Hand Made Silver (925) Gold Plated Torah Pointer (Yad) With Carnelian Stone & Turkish Stone the temple was closed in

the temple was closed in the first century CE due to a backlash against Judaism following the outbreak of the Jewish War

it marks the transition between the Neolithic and Bronze Age

evident in the distribution of Roman-period amphoras

particularly under Emperor Diocletian (280-300 CE)

Old Hand Made Silver (925) Gold Plated Torah Pointer (Yad) With Carnelian Stone & Turkish Stone the temple was closed inA yad (Hebrew: , meaning hand; Yiddish: hant) is a Jewish ritual pointer, commonly known as a Torah pointer, used during Torah readings to follow the text without touching the parchment scrolls. This practice prevents ritual impurity and protects the fragile parchment, which can be damaged by handling. Although not mandatory, the yad is frequently used and is considered a hidur mitzvah, or "embellishment of the commandment." It can be crafted from