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The Cock in Antiquity: Revered, Venerated, Deified,Archaeological, historical and iconographic evidence from the Southern Levant (Israel, Palestine and Jordan), especially from Maresha in Israel, suggest that chickens were widely used as domestic livestock in the Hellenistic period (fourth to second century BC), where their husbandry was important f

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