Star of David Time Table |
Israelite slaves in Egypt crystallized salt with Magen Davids made from straw (David Bloch's theory) Egypt 17 BCE |
Magen David was created as an ornament in the Menorah Tabernacle (Uri Ofir's theory) Desert, 13 BCE |
King David used it as his shield, Jerusalem, 10 BCE |
King Solomon used it on his ring , Jerusalem, 10 BCE |
On a wall of a room, Megiddo, 9 BCE |
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On a seal belonging to Joshua b. Asayahu, Sidon, 7 BCE |
The Ten lost tribes that were exiled by king of Assyria, 7 BCE |
Kagome crest at some of Shinto's oldest and most important temples, Japan, 5 BCE |
On Jar handles found by archeologist Sukenik, Israel, 1 BCE |
It was the shape of Bar Kochba's Shield in his revolt against the Roman Empire, Israel, 2 CE |
In a synagogue, Capernaum, 3 CE |
On a Jewish tombstone, Taranto, 3 CE |
On a Magic bowl found in 1853, Kinneret, 3 CE |
On a rock excavated at a synagogue, Eshtamoa, 3 CE |
In a Synagogue, Horbat Shura, 5 CE |
Used by Khazars, Caucasus, 5 -10 CE |
On a cover page of the Leningrad Codex, Leningrad, 11 CE |
In a Synagogue, Hamelin, 13 CE |
On a Tanakh manuscript, Toledo, 13 CE |
On the flag of the Jewish community, Prague, 14 CE |
On a flag of an allegorical figure in a Catalan manuscript, Catalonia, 14 CE |
In a Kabbalistic book titled Sefer ha-Gevul, 14 CE |
On a red flag when the Jews of Ofen received King Mathios Kuruvenus, Budapest, 15 CE |
In the first Hebrew prayer book, Prague, 16 CE |
On the walls of Jerusalem, 16 CE |
As a trademark for Jewish printers, Europe, 16 CE |
Isaac Luria taught that the elements of the plate for the Seder evening have to be placed in the order of the hexagram, Tzfat, 16 CE |
On the tombstone of David Gans, the astronomer and historian, Prague, 17 CE |
On a stone marking the boundary between the Jewish and the Christian quarters, Vienna, 17 CE |
Used by Sabbatai Zvi, the false messiah, 17 CE |
Rothschild incorporated it into his family coat of arms, Germany, 17 CE |
On the Jewish community seal, Vienna, 17 CE |
On a medallion and as part of the community's seal, Amsterdam, 17 CE |
On wedding stones in synagogues, Germany, 17 CE |
Alchemists began calling it the shield of David, Europe, 18 CE |
Tombstone, Bordeaux, 18 CE |
As a specific Jewish sign in a satirical anti-Semitic engraving, 18 CE |
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Heinrich Heine signed his letters with a Magen David instead of his name, Paris, 19 CE |
On the walls of a synagogue which was built from the remains of an ancient synagogue, Peki'in, 19 CE |
The symbol of the first Zionist groups Bilu, Hovevei Zion etc. Europe, 19 CE |
The Jewish Gauchos of the Pampas, Argentina, 19 CE |
On the first edition of Herzl's newspaper Die Welt, 19 CE |
Ephraim Moses Lilien's "From Ghetto to Zion" postcard, Bazel, 19 CE |
On Edler von Lamel School building, Jerusalem, 20 CE |
On a poster for the recruitment to the Jewish Legion, 20 CE |
On the badge of the Zion Mule Corps soldiers, Turkey, 20 CE |
Franz Rosenzweig wrote the Star of Redemption, 20 CE |
On the old Technion building, Haifa, 20 CE |
Yellow badges in the Holocaust, Europe, 20 CE |
Jewish Autonomous Region in Russia, Birobidzhan , 20 CE |
On Jewish Money, Ghetto Lodz , 20 CE |
On the Israeli flag, Israel , 20 CE |
Gershom Scholem wrote his prominent, research about the Star of David, Israel , 20 CE |