How To Rock A Biblical Hairdoo - The Naked Archaeologist 305 - The Hairy Show

Determining what ancient Israelite hairstyles looked like.
Ladies, if you're expecting Harrison Ford to run across your screen wearing nothing but a fedora and carrying a bullwhip, you're out of luck. Instead, this show finds previously "serious" documentarian Simcha Jacobovici channeling his inner Michael Moore, as he travels the Middle East seeking to uncover the truth behind biblical events. Jacobovici interviews Holy Land scholars and compares notes with leading archaeological experts, offering startling new theories behind the stories while having fun in the process.
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[@cadcal8075]

The girl named Mayana is so beautiful. And she has lovely hair and looks

[@ninaelieyah973]

finally another episode of naked archeologist made my day again.

[@ilovereadingthebibletoday.2633]

I love love your documentries. Thank You so so woohoo much. May God bless you Sir!

[@tuxcollins2718]

I used to love his documentaries too! Then I found out how wrong Simcha Jacobovici was when archaeologists found many areas Simcha said likely never existed. “Archaeologists now know many places existed that Simcha Jacobovici said,”they likely never existed!”

[@sharroon7574]

I wrap my hair because I like how it feels, it's controlled, protected, it looks tidy, it doesn't absorb dust etc.

[@ilovereadingthebibletoday.2633]

I was looking for you. You are the best Archaeologists ever

[@harrietlyall1991]

So fascinating! That’s the first practical explanation I’ve seen of the Ancient Egyptian custom of placing wax cones on the head, I.e., to kill the lice! Makes a lot of sense to me 👍 As regards covering one’s head with a scarf: it seems that is more a Hellenic custom than a Biblical one, as both the Greeks and Romans always insisted that a respectable lady be heavily veiled when she left the home, as is shown in numerous depictions. The Egyptians and Mesopotamians, by contrast, don’t seem to have gone in for veils, more for elaborate wigs, braids and ornamentation. The practice of offering a lock of one’s hair on the altar is mentioned in Greek tragedies.

[@sandramillett8267]

This guy is amazing love his findings

[@joaniec292]

Love this guy 😻

[@genevievefosa6815]

If you look back at much more recent history, even nineteenth century women only washed their hair every six to ten weeks. And, they often kept their hair covered most of the time. Nearly all Medieval women kept their hair covered all the time, no matter what their religion was. However, when you cannot wash your hair that often, you do want to keep it covered. I believe that it was the advent of indoor plumbing in nearly every household that changed all that. Women began to wash their hair at least once a week, except for certain times of the month, and it became all right to expose their heads - though even up through the 1950s, a woman was not well dressed unless she wore a hat.

[@joysoyo2416]

I like hats.

[@kindcounselor]

I laughed....and I learned! Much appreciated video. Thank you!

[@barbaraolson600]

Love the humor!

[@benjalucian1515]

Men and women tended to cover their hair in ancient days because they didn't wash their hair very often and covering their hair kept it cleaner longer.

[@rachelLadyD]

I found it interesting that both Rachav/Rahab and Maria Madalena were described as wearing their hair different from other women. Both were associated with a Yeshua

[@cleverfitz779]

Good morning everyone

[@thomasm9384]

Does the not cutting of hair go for shaving as well?! I really could grow to like this!

[@joysoyo2416]

Yep

[@philchinamusical]

In Chinese traditional culture, hair is something you inherit from your parents. So it's very sacred and shall not be removed easily.

[@tuxcollins2718]

In 2021, archaeologist Stephen Compton discovered the ruins of a Neo-Assyrian camp that may have been the base for a failed invasion of Jerusalem in 701 BC. The camp is located at Ammunition Hill, about a mile from Jerusalem's borders. Compton used modern mapping techniques and early 20th-century photographs to verify the location of the camp.

[@benjalucian1515]

Actually the rebelling Jews had already lost the war to the Romans. They had escaped to Masada to try to get away from the avenging Romans.

[@littleandre4957]

(12:09) by the way, I've seen rabbinites with dreadlocks for sidelocks..

[@aldemir6127]

How about hair under arm and privet areas?

[@destoker]

I hate to do type casting but....at 2:58 "Hello uncle fester! " (he must have heard the more than i heard "Hello Gomez...")

[@mippins1]

Uncle Fester. That shit making me laugh.

[@littleandre4957]

(04:50) exactly, Shimshon had dreadlocks. It also says he had seven locks. It's impossible to make seven massive braids and as a Nazarite is commanded to "grow" locks. You can't grow braids.

[@littleandre4957]

(08:03) it says king Abshalom had dreadlocks because his hair got stuck in the tree, but no mention of him being a Nazarite.

[@lennyjohnson5976]

That one dude is fester from the Adams family

[@bwtv147]

Fester from the Addams Family. Festus from Gunsmoke.

[@davidhynes9683]

God has taken most of my hair back. Hair today Gone tomorrow. One thing about baldness, it is very neat. Samson must have been told his strength was in his hair.

[@andrewharper1609]

God is alopecia?

[@danielgregg2530]

Of all the guys you pick to interview to start off a documentary about hair . . .

[@Bigboss-xe6lm]

My god. 2:38 this girl is almost perfection.

[@DaddyBoo69]

Whats her name? We need to google ger

[@YHWH_is_ELOHIM]

The Torah does not say that a woman must cover her head. This is from man-made halacha. However, 1 Corinthians 11 says that a woman must cover her head when praying or prophecying and that a man is to have his head uncovered when praying or prophecying. Otherwise, there is nothing wrong with a woman having her hair uncovered.

[@mrg466]

Oh so this is the same guy, who said that The Israelites crossed a (mistranslated) Red Sea,...(but according to this guy)...it was a (Sea of Reeds)! Therefore, how could The entire Egyptian army drown, in a Sea of Reeds? Yet, I ask...this guy says the translation has been wrong all these years! Why? ... Well, according to this man in the video,...(The Greek translation) meant Sea of Reeds! Yet, I question,...just why would a scholar,... look for a (Greek translation) , when the story of the Exodus, was never written in Greek in the first place! Makes no sense!

[@Rottimail]

I still believe it was the Sea of Aqaba!

[@MR-ub6sq]

Someone or something turned Simca from a serious researcher into a fun star of entertainment. Of course, even when he was still in his seriousness - he sometimes bounced away from looking at the text of the Bible, but now he climbs ass-first into the tree and limits himself to the lowest branch.

[@darenromeo9527]

Also how original rastas are directly linked to Hebrew nazarites from which Jesus John the Baptist and late Samson were also a part of!

[@littleandre4957]

(02:39) braids for women is prohibited by the "NT" [1 'Timothy' 2:9] but not dreads because 'Paul' had dreadlocks (Acts 18:18, cf. Acts 21:25-27 with Num. 6:5).

[@reneemeyers6251]

He is so tender hearted and romantic.

[@kehindeandu4040]

❤👍

[@noneshere]

So if she ever has no nose on her face, now you know what happened

[@cynthiagarret8550]

I'm curious who was Abraham daughter in Jerusalem

[@littleandre4957]

(06:47) it says his hair grew back..

[@zer0deaths862]

"not exactly Democracy" *Proceeds to show a reenactment of the birth of a Constitutional Republic* 😂

[@LifeOfRiley2166]

Interesting, hair, and importantly female hair is considered so important throughout history. What were/are feelings towards hair under a woman's armpits?

[@lohitsr4736]

Mayana is so cute

[@winros]

She tied you to her kitchen chair.. She broke your crown and she cut your hair...

[@CouncilEstatePopMusic]

Doesn't North Korea have a say on married women hair? It must be cut to show a lady is married.

[@mippins1]

5:21 These guys kind of look alike 9:53

[@littleandre4957]

Dreadlocks is not a hairdo, but it is biblical (even according to the christian canon).

[@johnturnage255]

Like to know more about man women body hair

[@humairyousuf9144]

For facial hairs in men, why old religious men trim/shave their moustaches but grow their beard. Like Amish and Muslim? Can anyone trace back this tradition/ritual from antiquity? I have seen some old mesopotamian statues and figurines where this trend is observe to trim moustaches and keep beards?

[@bwtv147]

Mustaches were once common in European militaries. The Amish are pacifists, they shave their mustaches to shun the military. Amishmen grow a beard when they get married to show they have become men.

[@Marcustheseer]

in older cultures long hair symbolizes a close bond to spirituality and god,its kind of interesting that woman usualy have long hair as they have the mother instinct they are usualy closest to compassion and love and expressing it,guys mostly have short hair and are usualy less emotional and less into compassion then woman are. am not saying that apply's to all men and woman but it is the general rule,funny enuf i am a dude i am more into compassion and love and understanding then most people i know and funny enuf i have long hair.

[@tuxcollins2718]

Simcha Jacobovici isn't watching the headlines because they found the Assyrian city where the Angel of the Lord kills 185,000 men. 2 Kings 35-37 God Destroys the Assyrian Army 35 That very night, the angel of the Lord went out to the camp of the Assyrian army and killed 185,000 men. Early the next morning, when the army of Israel arose, all 185,000 soldiers were dead. 36 As a result, King Sennacherib of Assyria left and returned to Nineveh where he lived. 37 Later on, as he was worshiping in the temple of his god Nisroch, Adrammelech and Sharezer killed him with a sword and fled into the territory of Ararat. Then Sennacherib’s son Esarhaddon became king in his place.

[@krisbest6405]

I hate any hair design that can,t change due to some invisible laws. Love we rainbow color these days.

[@charleswalker1185]

The Egyptians wore wigs

[@colinhaun2790]

So if God created man in his own image but man is not allowed to make images of God, does that mean it's illegal for a man and wife to create a child?

[@thomasm9384]

I think "Go forth and multiply" cancelled that particular line in the sand

[@andrewharper1609]

It could be argued self portrait also violates the commandment by that token.

[@colinhaun2790]

@@andrewharper1609 It could also be argued the Bible its self violates the commandment because it summons up images and stories in the mind of God.

[@dorothygriffiths649]

My friend read Genesis 1 verses 26-27 the answer is right there.

[@Salvation4DJews]

Graven or engraved or molten images are not allowed. You know like the ones Christians bow down and worship every Sunday.

[@charleswalker1185]

The Roman rulers were familially hairy..

[@grannykiminalaska]

Splitting hairs....lol

[@georgewazir4289]

What about if the man he become bald when he 30 haaaaaaaaa

[@darenromeo9527]

Simcha we definitely need to talk i like how you completely miss out the fact that the original Jews were black and todays semites are khazarians and Ashkenazi in origin and the other is also a well documented fact that prostitution the oldest profession had their hair shaven ?! Please elaborate

[@pennyhollifield9431]

That Jewish woman's braid was not that of a black woman. The original Hebrews/Israelites were not black; though there was most likely racial variety in the population of Canaan, as there was in Egypt.

[@darenromeo9527]

@@pennyhollifield9431 keep that lie to yourself

[@darenromeo9527]

@@pennyhollifield9431 that “Jewish” as you said is”Semitic” for a reason the devil is in the detail semi you get it yet as in not whole . Debate me with actual facts not emotional antidepressant

[@Amanda-vp8cj]

@@darenromeo9527 Simcha showed us archeological braided hair pieces that were found in the same area as Other Jewish archeology. The hair was not dark like Arabs and definitely wasn't that of a black persons. Nobody's going to hide it or pretend so that you you don't get all in your feelings about it!

[@pennyhollifield9431]

@@darenromeo9527 Simmer down; I have no idea why you are defensive & angry at me, though you are obviously projecting.

[@Ikrell-Laires]

uggh this so cheesy and lame ..and the title is cringe ..its just for shock value ..pathetic