7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM

[Sally]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

 

[BlueGin]

Pretty cool. Thanks.

 

[Indeependent]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

Where in the article is 7,000 years specified?

 

[Sally]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

Where in the article is 7,000 years specified?

In the first paragraph, but keep it undercover. It might be 10,000 years old.

 

[Indeependent]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

Where in the article is 7,000 years specified?

In the first paragraph, but keep it undercover. It might be 10,000 years old.

Nope.

 

[Indeependent]

Got it!

 

[Two Thumbs]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

Where in the article is 7,000 years specified?

In the first paragraph, but keep it undercover. It might be 10,000 years old.

Nope.

The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

 

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[theliq]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

 

[theliq]

Got it!

Good

 

[Asclepias]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

They are the descendants of Ham. In other words they are Black people.

Canaan (son of Ham) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[theliq]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

They are the descendants of Ham. In other words they are Black people.

Canaan (son of Ham) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Many thanks Ascle,you really know your subject,here and other varied posts,Regards steve

 

[Phoenall]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

I was just about to say and not an arab muslim or Christian to be found anywhere. Just the original Palestinians that later became known as Jews.

Do you know where arabs come from and when the modern arab emerged ?

 

[Phoenall]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

They are the descendants of Ham. In other words they are Black people.

Canaan (son of Ham) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Many thanks Ascle,you really know your subject,here and other varied posts,Regards steve

So proving that the arab's did not have any input as they would then be black people as well. ( look up recessive genes )

 

[Indeependent]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

Genesis, Chapter 10 details the 3 sons of Noach branching out.

 

[Indeependent]

Canaan, the son of Cham, settled in Gaza.
Canaan's descendants conquered Shem's descendants, who would become the Jews, in what is now Israel and renamed the area Canaan.
The Biblical definition of Canaan is "Merchant".
Joshua reclaimed most of the land back from the descendants of Canaan.

 

[Coloradomtnman]

Canaan, the son of Cham, settled in Gaza.
Canaan's descendants conquered Shem's descendants, who would become the Jews, in what is now Israel and renamed the area Canaan.
The Biblical definition of Canaan is "Merchant".
Joshua reclaimed most of the land back from the descendants of Canaan.

By killing them, including the women, the elderly, and the children.

 

[Weatherman2020]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

The region of Israel has been ignored for 2,000 years, it is an archeologists playground. when I was there sifting dirt I found pot shards and mosaic tiles from the time of King David. Another team found a coin dating from the First Temple period from the Temple Mount.

 

[theliq]

Canaan, the son of Cham, settled in Gaza.
Canaan's descendants conquered Shem's descendants, who would become the Jews, in what is now Israel and renamed the area Canaan.
The Biblical definition of Canaan is "Merchant".
Joshua reclaimed most of the land back from the descendants of Canaan.

By killing them, including the women, the elderly, and the children.

Very True

 

[theliq]

For those interested in archeology , here is an interesting read.


7,000-YEAR-OLD TOWN UNEARTHED IN JERUSALEM
BY JACK MOORE ON 2/17/16 AT 7:20 AM


The oldest evidence of life in Jerusalem has been discovered after stone houses and artifacts in an ancient community dating back 7,000 years were unearthed during the building of a new road.

Before the road’s construction in the northern Jerusalem neighborhood of Shuafat, the Israel Antiquities Authority conducted a “salvation excavation” at the site that revealed two stone houses from an ancient settlement believed to have been built in the Chalcolithic period. This period, which dates back seven millennia, saw man begin to develop the use of copper (chalcos in Greek) to enhance their stone tools.

The houses had “well-preserved remains and floors containing various installations” that showed the buildings “were used for a considerable time,” the Israel Antiquities Authority said in a statement released to Newsweek.

Continue reading at:

http://www.newsweek.com/7000-year-old-town-unearthed-jerusalem-427515?rx=us

I must say the Antiquities Authority of Israel do a fine job indeed,Very Fine..So I would think that these people would have been Canaanite or a peoples prior to them(Jews and Arabs need not apply as being these people in this instance,just saying..so lets not have a slanging match about that).I do know that the Canaanites major city was there,called Salem.....does anyone know where the Canaanites came from ??????? steve

Genesis, Chapter 10 details the 3 sons of Noach branching out.

Noah was not a Jew Indie...Good morning, steve