King David's Palace Found

Put together money, reputations on the line, the improving quality of forgeries, mix with fundy lust, especially the desire to prove Israel is the Promised Land, and folk just might be tempted to turn up The Tablets. Surely they wouldn`t do that? Would they? Nah-----Side thought: how come Ron Wyatt didn`t recover the Tabs?

Hi,Tal guess that irony implant didn`t take.

The point with the hypothetical Tablets that I was trying to make was that many archaeologists have, in the first flush of discovery (or maybe when funds are running low),jumped to conclusions that they may later have regretted. And the improving quality of forged artifacts makes it imperative all tests are done to verify before the celebrations begin.
Thus, Qumran, Jericho, the Tall-al-Duwayr ostraca (aka the Lachish ostraca),the Hezekiah tunnel at Siloam and others point to enthusiasm getting the upper hand over the evidence.

Hi, Chiro, you followed the fortunes of the Kennewick Man? One book covering the saga is 'No Bone Unturned', the tale of Doug Owsley`s battle to retain the skeleton of an ancient not related to native Americans. There are a few websites covering the court battles.

Forget the Holy land. We have something for everyone in the digging game. Egyptians/Romans/Greeks/Phoenicians/Peruvians,etc. Must have been busier than Times Square on New Year`s Eve.http://www.awarenessquest.com/research.htmNothing found for ~Alunajoy 2002Feb