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"In a video released by the Israel Antiquities Authority, gobsmacked archaeologists shine flashlights on dozens of pottery vessels in a variety of forms and siz
by j-kent 4y ago
"In a video released by the Israel Antiquities Authority, gobsmacked archaeologists shine flashlights on dozens of pottery vessels in a variety of forms and sizes, dating back to the reign of the ancient Egyptian king who died in 1213 BC."
Here's some of the videos I was able to find:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wQYrfjv0fw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wQYrfjv0fw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLTBzxA1QaE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLTBzxA1QaE
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoThe items are neatly arranged in some places but scattered in others. If no one has entered this cave since it was sealed, how did the items get scattered? Earthquakes?
- drummond 4y agoIt’s a cave and on the beach. Likely flooding of the cave moved items and scattered them.
- helge9210 4y ago
- compsciphd 4y agoconsidering its supposed age, if there are any muslim or arabic artifacts in it, it wouldn't just be an extremely rare find, it would overturn all known history.
- progre 4y ago1800 years before the religion was started, thats quite something.
- helge9210 4y agoAssuming it was never opened before.
- tablespoon 4y ago> The items are neatly arranged in some places but scattered in others. If no one has entered this cave since it was sealed, how did the items get scattered? Earthquakes? The article said there was some looting that happened after it was discovered. Maybe the looters messed things up?