The Buried War Torn World Of The Ancient Holy Land | Archeology | Odyssey

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Published 2024-04-10
The Holy Land, modern-day Israel, has been at the centre of conflicts for millennia. Join a crack team of archaeologists as they uncover some of these war-torn sites from the time of Jesus and beyond, including Jericho and the ancient fortress of Masada.

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All Comments (21)
  • @DN-kf4gg
    This is an oldie but goodie. Thanks for reposting for the hundredth time. I still watch every time. 😂
  • @justo5991
    I didn't know Gimli was a historian
  • @2xwrt281
    Ironic but somewhat obvious how the birthplace of christianity, judaism and by relative proximity, islam...the religions that preach peace the most, is the area that constantly causes for milenia so much pain, turmoil and suffering
  • @rb3872
    If only people could live there in peace now.
  • @MysticChronicles712
    This video is a mesmerizing journey into the buried, war-torn world of the ancient Holy Land. Excellent job!
  • @WaterShowsProd
    I forgot about this programme. I used to enjoy watching it. It's interesting to see again now, especially these episodes, considering the current situation. I dare think these ideas would be more controversial now than at the time this show was produced.
  • @Flowshow88
    If you need biblical historical evidence for you to coexist peacefully with your neighbors then you have a long way to go in life smh
  • @eyetrollin710
    I miss the 90s when there was No Nonsense about aliens and just real archeology I miss when The Learning Channel and the History Channel actually had programs like this all the time
  • @pcka12
    Was Mossada as dry 2000 years ago, because it doesn't seem a very inviting place these days!
  • @bnelkin
    Anyone who enjoyed this needs to go read 'The Source' by James A. Mischener right damn now
  • @TravisBrady-wn8fr
    Baldaraccas was a fearful tribesman. He had a deformed skull from a war hammer strike at age 10. In anger he killed every last goose. Down to the last gosling. No more "quack quack" he kept saying over and over...
  • @craigmiller4528
    "And the walls came tumbling down" It's metaphorical ? The two peoples became friendly. No walls between them.