There was a man of the hill-country of Ephraim, whose name was Micah.
"A graven image and a molten image"  (Judges 17:3).  "A graven image was something carved or hewn; a molten image was cast in a mold."[10] This, of course, speaks of "two images," but, since it is spoken of with a singular pronoun in the following verse, it appears that ONLY ONE IMAGE was made.  What was apparently intended, as indicated by Yates was "actually one image consisting of carved wood overlaid with silver."[11]