![Left: This juniper tree trunk, found in a pre-Biblical grave in Eilat, Israel is the earliest Asherah idol discovered so far in the Near East. Right: Israelite ceramic figure of a nude woman, identified as an Asherah idol pillar. Source: Left: Uzi Avner / Researchgate ; Right: The Met](https://i1.wp.com/archeology.news/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/7500-year-old-juniper-stump-is-believed-oldest-goddess-asherah-idol.jpg?resize=610%2C300&ssl=1)
Archaeologists excavating an ancient cemetery in Israel have uncovered an idol which they believe dates the worship of the goddess Asherah back an incredible 7,500 years.
Source: Ancient Origins
Archaeologists excavating an ancient cemetery in Israel have uncovered an idol which they believe dates the worship of the goddess Asherah back an incredible 7,500 years.
Source: Ancient Origins
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