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Tag Archives: Hazor
Archaeology Quote
While reading Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino I ran across an interesting passage. To me, the passage encapsulates what archaeology is about. …sometimes different cities follow one another on the same site and under the same name, born and dying … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Israel, Memories
Tagged Aerial Photos, archaeological digs, archaeology, Greece, Hazor, Invisible Cities, Israel, Masada, Palestine, tel hazor, Wadi Qilt
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Conquest and Division
Time for our weekly lesson from the Joshua class I am attending on Sunday morning. Last week I missed the class as I was out of town, but still managed to post about most of what was covered in The … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Travel
Tagged archaeology, Beth-Shean, Canaan, Conquest of Israel, Hazor, history, Israel, Joshua, Lachish, Religion, travel, vacation
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