Viking graves are evidence that burial was not only transport to an afterworld but a public act of remembering the life and achievements of the dead.
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Archaeology
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Modern archaeological searches are said to have found no concrete evidence for Noah's Ark, Eden, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, or Moses.
Jiang argues that before David nothing in the Bible has been proven historical, and the Bible's events do not connect cleanly as either chronology or pure fiction.
Jiang's evidentiary basis for IVC peace is that excavated cities appear intact and graves do not reveal a distinct warrior caste or military equipment, though he notes the evidence is not solid.
Jiang says current evidence leans toward the IVC being peaceful, but future excavation could revise that view because burial practices and burial locations remain unclear.
Jiang presents the IVC as a relatively new archaeological discovery, known for only about the past century and reconstructed through British excavation work.
Jiang cites archaeological and textual evidence for Mycenaean revolt and elite extraction: burned palaces with surrounding houses intact, written records of the palace economy, and royal graves becoming wealthier over time.
Jiang says archaeology and DNA evidence have confirmed many hypotheses that linguists first generated from Proto-Indo-European vocabulary.
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"built in in jerusalem and they're in the middle of the roman jewish war where the romans are in the whole area and and..."
"sense that he was uh ben -gurion's uh architect or uh archaeologist he was a state archaeologist basically and a big zionist and it..."
"assassins and so this historian of jewish culture who actually was then working for the romans described this this thing that happened at masada..."
"And I don't think Judaism is different. So, you know, do I think it works in a way that, you know, Jeffrey Epstein is..."
"...civilization came along and found all of our ruins in the archaeology, maybe even some hard drives that they could figure out how to..."
"standard geopolitics, but my preferred lens of a sort of leftist anti imperialism that explains a lot of the world we're in today without..."
"I think they're completely missing the unique insanity of a place like Israel, that's tapping into these 2000 3000 year old kind of stories..."
"which is why it is the way it is um but there's there's no evidence that that pottery was some sort of weird suicide..."
"-Aqsa Mosque these past few days. And for the past two years, they've been doing archaeological surveys, digging basically underneath the Al -Aqsa Mosque...."
"completely materialistic one nico says and alex when you are in greece come in haidari sit in polataki so i can come and say..."
"b tablets found there you are absolutely right again and i should know because again because of my aunt who was minister of culture..."
"they i remember them telling me exactly this and iranian kiddo says arcadia and central peloponnese is where god poseidon's cult lived and they..."
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