A collection of over 1,600-year-old bronze coins found in the Lower Galilee. According to All Israel News, the cache was found hidden in a small crevice within an intricate underground hiding complex, originally created during the Great Revolt (66–70 CE) and later modified for use during the Bar-Kochba Revolt (132–136 CE). These coins originate from the Gallus Revolt of 351–352 CE, marking the last Jewish rebellion against Roman rule. The tunnel complex at Hukok is among the most sophisticated in Galilee, featuring narrow passageways, chambers, and escape routes. Despite the tragic outcome of the Gallus Revolt, Hukok later prospered, highlighted by the construction of an impressive synagogue with mosaics, showcasing resilience after centuries of upheaval.