Archaeologists researching dozens of clay sealings (clay seal impressions) recovered during the sifting of Temple Mount soil and the excavations at the Ophel Park (adjacent to the Southern Wall of the Temple Mount) have successfully identified evidence of both the Temple Treasury and the Royal Treasury of the Kingdom of Judah. In a comprehensive study, archaeologists Zachi Dvira and Dr. Gabriel Barkay analyze the use of clay sealings in the Ancient Near East, demonstrating that their primary function was the management of storehouses (Treasuries / ??????” in Biblical Hebrew), a fact which is particularly evidenced by the large percentage of...