The oldest known complete inscription of the Ten Commandments sold at auction for more than $5 million on Wednesday, more than doubling the presale estimate of where the bidding would end. The auction,

Sotheby announced on Wednesday that a stone tablet inscribed with the Ten Commandments sold for over $5 million at auction to an anonymous buyer who plans to donate it to Israel. The auction house claimed the tablet could be dated to the late Roman-Byzantine era,

Sotheby’s called the stone the world’s oldest inscribed with the Ten Commandments, but some experts had raised questions about its provenance and authenticity.