Seal Impression Structure
Micro CT captured the internal depth and pressure patterns of royal seal impressions. These details helped identify specific seal types and administrative practices.
Clay Composition
Density variations revealed different clay sources used in jar production. This supported evidence of centralized manufacturing under Hezekiah.
Manufacturing Techniques
Internal voids and seams showed how handles were attached to jars. These features helped reconstruct workshop methods.
Administrative Context
The LMLK system was part of Judah’s taxation and storage network. Micro CT provided new data on how official vessels were produced.
Additional Radiology Topics
CT Scanning of Ceramic Production Waste from Tel Lachish during Biblical Archaeology
Radiography of Iron Age Arrowheads from Lachish for Biblical Research
XRF Authentication Study of the Siloam Tunnel Inscription for Biblical History Studies
CT Imaging of Amphorae from the Masada Storerooms for Biblical Confirmation