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Prophecy, Coincidence or Weird Anthropology
The prophet Hosea who lived in the 8th century BCE and whose prophecies are featured in the Biblical book that bears his name, prophesied the fall of the northern kingdom of Israel. He also predicted that the ten northern tribes …
Goren Defends Bulldozer Archaeology
In response to my recent post concerning Prof. Goren’s (Tel Aviv University) use of bulldozers for the fine art of archaeology, Goren has now defended himself in
Bulldozer Archaeology
Recently, Professor Yuval Goren shocked an audience at Tel Aviv University by proudly describing his method of archaeological excavation using a Caterpillar bulldozer. Biblical Archaeology Review has now dubbed
New Excavations Reveal First Century Jewish Artifacts in Germany
For some residents of Cologne, Germany, it’s a difficult time. They dug deep into the ground so as to uncover a glorious bit of German history and, from
Auschwitz Survivor Searches for His Long Lost Twin Brother on Facebook – You Can Help!
It’s said in the television industry that broadcasters are experiencing “Holocaust fatigue”. You simply can’t pitch stories on the Holocaust anymore. They feel that they’ve been there, done
Jewish Massacre Victims are laid to rest after more than 800 years
Jews have been living in Norwich, England since 1135 but they were not welcome. In 1190, they had to seek refuge in the local castle. Those who didn't









