Most of the earliest surviving examples of Jewish art date from the __________period(s).
A) Neo-Babylonian
B) Hellenistic and Roman
C) Minoan and Mycenaen
D) Achaemenid Persian

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The Hellenistic and Roman periods correspond with the time when the Jewish people were living under Greek and Roman rule, and produced some of the earliest examples of Jewish art such as the ancient synagogue mosaics in Beit Alpha and Hammath Tiberias, and the Dura Europos synagogue frescoes.

Most of the Earliest Surviving Examples of Jewish Art Date