Nehemia Gordon | Hebrew Voices #168 - Israelite Archaeology at the Israel Museum - NehemiasWall.com @Nehemiaswall | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 9 hours ago.
In this episode of Hebrew Voices #168, “Israelite Archaeology at the Israel Museum,” Nehemia takes us on a tour tracing archaeological history from ancient Israel all the way through the Roman Exile. Pieces include the oldest surviving texts of the Hebrew Bible, the earliest surviving inscription of Jerusalem, and depictions of the Assyrians besieging the Northern Israelites.

VIDEO CHAPTERS
00:00 Siege of Lachish
02:33 Silver scrolls
04:40 Earliest inscription of Jerusalem
06:10 “Yehovah and his Asherah”
08:35 One of the earliest Hebrew/Canaanite inscriptions
09:20 A pledged cloak
10:49 Changes in Paleo-Hebrew letter names
11:52 Sarcophagus of King Herod
12:41 Temple Builder bone box
13:38 House of the Trumpeting
16:15 Functions of the ancient synagogue
18:36 The last Hasmonean?
20:06 Yeshua’s bone box
22:43 Pilate and Caiaphas
23:27 Hadrian’s wickedness
25:26 The colony of Legio X Fretensis
27:13 When is the Shemitah?
30:07 The crops of Byzantine Israel
32:38 Samaritan Temple?
33:30 The Seat of Moses
34:30 Mosaic Carpet
35:18 Shekel coins

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