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While spinning the dreidel is not an obligatory mitzvah for Hanukkah—where the main practices are lighting candles and reciting Hallel—it remains a beloved tradition of the holiday
it is on one of Herod the Great’s small bronze coins that a living thing is depicted for the first time since the Persian period
Only bronze 'Judaea Capta' coins were struck in Caesarea
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A Large Terracotta Unguentaria While spinning the dreidel is**Maccabean Clay Perfume Flask** **Hellenistic Period, 2nd 1st Century BCE** This pottery was used by the Maccabees in Israel as a perfume flask or oil filler.
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