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Fragments of a Cave 4 eschatological commentary combine sanctuary, Davidic covenant, Psalms, prophets, and the 'Branch of David' in a scriptural argument about the last days.
More than two hundred cuneiform contracts associated with Yāhūdu, ‘Judah-town,’ trace Judean deportees and their descendants through land tenure, taxes, debts, marriage, inheritance, and imperial service in sixth- and fifth-century BC Babylonia.
A synagogue floor panel depicting a lyre-playing figure labeled David in Hebrew, discovered near ancient Gaza's port. A direct, labeled example of late antique Jewish reception of David as musician and psalmist, rendered through Greco-Roman Orpheus-like imagery.