[SJackson]

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[Tennessee Nana]

WOW

Thats exciting...

[printhead]

What’s so common about the Common Era? Doesn’t adding the E to BC make for expelling 50% more CO2 just to pronounce it?

[RobbyS]

So much for the atheist speculation about the “mythology” of the Bible. No. Ezra didn’t make it up.

[exit82]

You might be interested in this.

[Scotsman will be Free]

Waiting for the goat fornicators to start rioting over this “offensive to islam” find.

[left that other site]

WOW! When I was there, they had found city walls dating back to King Hezekiah, 45 feet below the present city street level.

King Solomon’s walls would be YEARS older than even THAT!

[lonevoice]

Wow. This is fascinating.

[Captain Beyond]

bump

[ApplegateRanch]

Thanks for running the list!

Not only a great article about an important work, but, for once, PHOTOS! GOOD photos, at that,

Photos available via e-mail upon request and at the following link: http://bit.ly/cRvAeH

Of course, I can just hear the Palis now, “sneaky Zionist Entity Jooooos sneaked in underground, and built this, then dug it up just to try to prove they have a claim!”

Nineteenth century British surveyor Charles Warren, who conducted an underground survey in the area, first described the outline of the large tower in 1867 but without attributing it to the era of Solomon.

I knew Warren discovered Hezekiah's tunnel, and had drawn maps of the city, but this was new to me.