Talk:Helek

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Shouldn't mention be made that by Jewish tradition, the time between lunations to the nearest helek was given to Moses at Sinai? Because it implies a tradition older than the Babylonian exile for a unit of measure that boils down to a helek. --micha 15:33, 13 November 2006 (UTC)