A fifth century amulet depicting the demon-fighting King Solomon has been found by archaeologists in Turkey, referencing a ...

The amulet was found during an ongoing excavation project in Hadrianopolis, an ancient city near Karabük, Turkey.

The "King Solomon" pendant likely belonged to a cavalry soldier stationed at the ancient Byzantine city of Hadrianopolis.

The fifth-century artifact was found in the ruins of a structure that may have been connected to the military. Historians ...

Researchers working in Hadrianopolis, a Roman city in northern Turkey, have found a rare amulet dating to the 5th century C.E ...

The amulet, depicting Prophet Solomon on horseback spearing the devil, offers a glimpse into religious and cultural practices ...

Archaeologists in Turkey have made a remarkable discovery of a rare fifth-century Christian pendant. The pendant, depicting ...

Solomon appears in multiple religions ... The phrase "Our Lord defeated evil" is written on one side of the amulet, and the names of four biblical angels — Azrail, Gabriel, Michael and Israfil ...

The pendant was used as an amulet, a charm that was thought to protect against evil or danger, Çelikbaş added in a translated statement. According to the Hebrew Bible, King Solomon was a ruler ...

An ancient amulet from the fifth century A.D. depicting Solomon spearing a demon on horseback was unearthed at the site of ...