大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 9月18日 22時47分

In 4th-century Egypt many people of different faiths wore amulets, which were believed to provide protection. The menorah – a seven-branched lampstand – is one of the few ways of identifying Jewish material in Egypt. In time, it became the most common symbol of Jewish identity. Judaism never became a state religion in Egypt, but it had a thriving Jewish population from the Roman through to the Islamic periods.
Find out more about Jews in Egypt in our forthcoming #EgyptExhibition

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