storm in Israel, uncover ancient relic roman sculpture

untuk terjemahan alternatif">JERUSALEM - A large storm followed the collapse of the cliff of a hill in the central coast of Israel bring valuable historical evidence: the statue of Roman relics. These findings announced the Israel Antiquities Authority.

The white marble statue depicts a woman wearing a robe and slippers, an estimated 2,000 years old. 1.2-meter high statue, weighing about 200 kilograms and was found without a head or arms, according to a news release by the authorities.

Someone walking on the beach on the west coast of Ashkelon Jerusalem who first found it. "The statue had fallen into the sea when the ancient cliff collapsed as a result of the storm," said Yigal Israel, archaeologists. "The ruins also damage the bath house and mosaics that have been on the cliff for hundreds of years."

The storm, one of Israel's strongest, bringing winds of more than 100 kilometers per hour that sent waves of 10 meters hit the coast of Israel.
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