ancient synagogue Spain

Archaeologists excavating the Iberian-Roman town of Cástulo have uncovered evidence of a possible Jewish presence. Credit: Francisco Arias

Ancient ‘Church’ in Spain May Actually Be a Roman-Era Synagogue, Archaeologists Say

2 August 2025

Archaeologists have found menorah artifacts and Hebrew inscriptions that may prove a 4th-century church was actually a Roman-era synagogue. Archaeologists...

Ancient ‘Church’ in Spain May Actually Be a Roman-Era Synagogue, Archaeologists Say

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