The ceremonial head of Hal, adorned with a gresini and a pair of goats joined into ONE body, is a testament to the magnificent art and craft that existed in our region thousands of years ago and reflects its landscapes. This mysterious object was discovered along with hundreds of other Eneolithic copper objects that were hidden wrapped in a mat in a cave in the Judean Desert.
There is damage to the gilding in one place on the outer and inner sides of the brooch. Seen in the photo!
Fripa pin, head of goddess Hala
The brooch is made of gold-colored jewelry alloy
Inspired by an object from the 4th millennium BC found in the cache of Nahal Meshmar.