Megiddo Ivories

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The Megiddo Ivories are thin carvings in ivory found at the tel of Megiddo in modern-day Israel. The ivories are currently on display at the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago.

The ivories were carved by non-Jewish Canaanites.


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