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A Cave 4 commentary preserves and interprets parts of Hosea 5–8 as judgment on groups in the interpreter's Second Temple world.
A large jasper stamp seal found at Megiddo in 1904 depicted a roaring lion and read ‘Belonging to Shema, servant of Jeroboam.’ The original disappeared after being sent to the Ottoman sultan, but early photographs, a bronze cast, and a tested ancient impression preserve its evidence.
More than one hundred ink-inscribed pottery sherds from Samaria preserve short Hebrew records of wine and oil deliveries, exposing the scribes, districts, commodities, and disputed workings of the northern kingdom's capital.