Remnants of the Second Tempe and the Curse Tablet of Ebal with Frankie Snyder

Frankie Snyder gained international attention for her reconstruction of the geometric patterns of the opus sectile floors of Herod’s Temple in Jerusalem. Rather than a background in the arts Frankie is a mathematician which gave her a unique perspective on the analysis of the artifacts that were discovered.

In addition to this remarkable achievement Frankie also discovered the oldest example of proto-Hebrew writing when she unearthed the “curse tablet” of Ebal.

Snyder has a BS in mathematics from Virginia Tech, an MA in Jewish Studies from Hebrew College in Boston.

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