Hasmonean Realities behind Ezra, Nehemiah and Chronicles? The Archeological Perspective

[@davidmoran4675]

I really wanted to watch this but the sound is terrible. I wonder if it could be run through a filter to get rid of the harshness?

[@ivapreckova7562]

thank you, Professor, for your work and you. My respect and admiration for you keep your own eyes and mind. I can imagine how difficult it must be in the area of the biblical archaeology.

[@alainjosearnaudbobadilla3608]

I am a fan of Israel Finkelstein.

[@hippopotamus6765]

The sound quality is a challenge...

[@helenamcginty4920]

I need to buy a book on this. Then I can read and re read.

[@torceridaho]

It's been established, hasn't it, that Ramat Rachel was a Persian administrative center? I wish Israel Finkelstein had explained and described artifacts/architecture from the Persian, for example, found at Ramat Rahel. I like Finkelstein, but I think he somewhat minimized the importance of Ramat Rachel and the fact that it for a variety of reasons could very well have been the Persian administrative center. See article by Yuval Gadot.

[@yazidkeraichia2858]

Excellent.... thanks

[@ow2750]

well made!

[@idgeofreason8630]

Petra Try Petra for all the stuff you are looking for in Jerusalem. Really. 120km away. You'll find that suddenly the written sources and archeaological evidence fit together.

[@richdelarby9387]

The OT is 100% authentic and historically sound if you know where to geographically put it. Its just not in Palestine!

[@steveb2662]

The OT is authentic and historically sound if you know from where to anatomically pull it.

[@assyriannahrin]

In Yemen ?

[@hippopotamus6765]

Tennessee?

[@cyborcghost]

It's in Zimbabwe

[@annascott3542]

Like listening through a tin can.

[@AVICommunications]

Great subject… audio fail… overdriven audio is terrible…

[@ow2750]

sound is horror

[@ow2750]

super shit.... quality... lol