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Evidence for King Solomon's Mines Cited by UCSD Professor

Non-Technical - Nov 29, 2010 - by Henry B. Smith Jr. MA

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Excerpt An anthropologist at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) has uncovered evidence suggesting that the ancient king’s splendid, copper- and gold-adorned palaces — as described in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) — may very well have existed. Continue reading

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An anthropologist at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) has uncovered evidence suggesting that the ancient king’s splendid, copper- and gold-adorned palaces — as described in the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) — may very well have existed.

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