fam, any civilization near a body of water will get flooded out.That region of the world was flooded at 1 point, slow nikka
shyt happens.
The Levant an Extension of Africa? Let's take a look shall we?
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shyt happens.
So a flood story makes sense, fam.
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Yeah, but not a global one.
I never doubted A flood, but "the flood" is just a stupid concept
Dumb semantics argument.
Its not. Its a clear distinction.
Unless you forgot, the supernatural tenets of the religious story surrounding the whole event...
Or, you realize that ancient people had limited world perspectives.
1. floods happen
2. floods were god is talking to you and you fit every animal on a boat, didn't happen
Whats your point?
5,000-Year-Old Egyptian Beer Vessels Unearthed In Tel Aviv
(Yoli Shwartz, Israel Antiquities Authority)
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL—Fragments of pottery basins used by Egyptians to make beer 5,000 years ago have been unearthed at a construction site in central Tel Aviv. Traces of barley have been found on similar vessels from other sites. Tests should reveal if the containers had been carried from Egypt, or if they had been made locally in the Egyptian style. “This is also the northernmost evidence we have of an Egyptian presence in the Early Bronze Age I,” Diego Barkan, director of the excavation for the Israel Antiquities Authority, told Live Science. “Until now, we were only aware of an Egyptian presence in the northern Negev and southern coastal plain, whereby the northernmost point of Egyptian occupation occurred in Azor.” The excavation also uncovered 17 pits used for agricultural storage during the early Bronze Age, and a 6,000-year-old copper dagger and flint. To read about Egyptian animal mummies, see "Messengers to the Gods."
http://archaeology.org/news/3128-150330-beer-basin-fragment
(Yoli Shwartz, Israel Antiquities Authority)
TEL AVIV, ISRAEL—Fragments of pottery basins used by Egyptians to make beer 5,000 years ago have been unearthed at a construction site in central Tel Aviv. Traces of barley have been found on similar vessels from other sites. Tests should reveal if the containers had been carried from Egypt, or if they had been made locally in the Egyptian style. “This is also the northernmost evidence we have of an Egyptian presence in the Early Bronze Age I,” Diego Barkan, director of the excavation for the Israel Antiquities Authority, told Live Science. “Until now, we were only aware of an Egyptian presence in the northern Negev and southern coastal plain, whereby the northernmost point of Egyptian occupation occurred in Azor.” The excavation also uncovered 17 pits used for agricultural storage during the early Bronze Age, and a 6,000-year-old copper dagger and flint. To read about Egyptian animal mummies, see "Messengers to the Gods."
http://archaeology.org/news/3128-150330-beer-basin-fragment
Bump...Since there has been a lot of talk about the origins of the Jews on here. Especially in that Tariq thread. So judge for yourselves.
Also from part 3 here are SOME of the images that were destroyed of Hebrews from the The Bristol Psalter. Including David.
Knicksman20
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Also from part 3 here are SOME of the images that were destroyed of Hebrews from the The Bristol Psalter. Including David.
I don't know if they were Black but they sure as hell weren't euro cac. But what's funny is whenever people (scholars) start hedging on what the people & phenotype are I automatically start thinking they were Black more than likely
The Jews were most likely Middle Eastern looking. But there is stronger evidence that they were black looking then white looking like you said.
it's only common sense and all of this is in the bible and pretty much supports the OG jews being black and Ham's descendants reached far outside North Africa. Shem and Ham pretty much stayed around each other the entire time.
Japheth himself was black but his descendants turned white with mixing.
Japheth himself was black but his descendants turned white with mixing.