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| 1: | Beidha, Jordan: Biblical Kadesh Barnea: mass food production ...
The Hebrew Exodus population of 3.5 million would clearly take up a space up to 15 km long. Beidha is 5 km north of Petra and Basta is 12 km SE of Petrra. The problem of course, is that both Beidha and Basta are both PPN (pre-pottery Neolithic) sites, meaning there is no pottery found at either site. PPN sites sites are dated to 6500 BC strictly because of the lack of pottery, yet this is clearly mistaken because PPN is contemporaneous all the way down to the Iron age. There have always been isolated sites that never used pottery and it is a mistake to automatically date them thousands of years before the Early Bronze Age for that reason alone. While it is clear that evolutionary dating of the PPN sites of Beidha and Basta at 6500 BC is absurd given the creation of the world was at 5554 BC, the lack of Late Bronze Age pottery at Beidha and Basta poses a problem because it was during the Late Bronze Age that the Hebrews spent 38 years in the Petra area. Solutions to this problem might ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/archeology/bible-archeology-exodus-kadesh-barnea-petra-beidha.htm | Size: 133K Depth: 2 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
| 2: | Cypriot Pottery From the Island of Cypress From the Island of Cypress, this pottery was key to proving the location of Jericho. Description: Click to View Discussion: Although Kathleen Kenyon made great contributions to controlled stratigraphic excavation techniques, she was above all A BIBLE HATING SKEPTIC. Pottery is one of the key methods of dating an ancient ruined city and Kenyon had no training or experience in reading pottery. In fact, in her final report, she devoted a single short paragraph to pottery. Kathleen Kenyon rejected the Bible story of Joshua causing the walls of Jericho to fall based primarily on pottery. She never found Cypriot pottery herself and she misread the pottery she did find by over 150 years too early. Kathleen Kenyon excavated Jericho in the 1950's and concluded that the walls fell 150 years before the Bible says they did in 1600 BC because she had no training in reading late Bronze pottery and she ignored the fact that Garstang found imitation Cypriotware in his excavations in the 1920's. Dr. ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/archeology/bible-archeology-cypriot-pottery.htm | Size: 9K Depth: 5 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
| 3: | Early Village Life At Beidha: Neolithic, Brian Byrd, 2005 AD Beidha volume (Byrd 1989b). Natufian Encampment The Natufian occupation at Beidha took place during an aggradation period of the Wadi el Ghurab (Field 1989: 86-90). The sediment that comprises the Natufian occupa-tion was largely deposited by streams with limited cultural input. Throughout the wadi, the level of the valley floor was considerably higher during the Natufian occupation than today. This aggradation formed the alluvial terrace in which the Natufian horizon is contained. Neolithic Village The PPNB village is situated on top of the alluvial terrace, and based on the elevation at the base of the Neolithic deposits (-6.0 m on the site elevation system), the old prehistoric surface is essentially equivalent to the present day height of the terrace. The erosion that created this stranded alluvial terrace formed a natural southern boundary for the PPNB village. An impressive Neolithic retaining wall, with steps leading into the village, lies along this edge of the site (Figs ... ... ...https://www.bible.ca/archeology/bible-archeology-exodus-kadesh-barnea-petra-beidha-early-village-life-at-beidha-neolithic-brian-byrd.htm | Size: 10K Depth: 5 Find Similar Match Info Show Parents |
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