Digging Up The Past
Petros Koutoupis, Biblical Proportions, Jess Nadeau, Gil KidronDigging Up The Past offers the latest historical news and research surrounding the ancient eastern Mediterranean and Near East.
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When Was The Book of Deuteronomy Written?
By Gil Kidron
An old Jewish joke says that for every two Jews, you have three opinions, but that could also apply to biblical scholars.
Because no two biblical scholars can agree on anything, and they oftentimes disagree with themselves,...
Before Pharaohs, There Were Scorpions: The Kings and Culture That Shaped Egypt
Long ago, monsoons, rivers, and wide lakes once defined North Africa’s Holocene landscape. Nomadic communities established domains and domesticated animals, flourishing amidst the comforts of a temperate world. They crafted arrowheads and b...
Daughters of Hecate: The Ancient Roots of Witchcraft
Petros Koutoupis sits down with classicist and author, Alexis Hannah Prescott, to discuss witches and their Classical origins. We talk about her latest book, The First Witches: Women of Power in the Classical World, and dig into how the ima...
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I wanted to share another Substack on a topic I have always been fascinated by. It is called Occultis Libris:
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Forged by Sea and Stone: Exploring the Mysteries of Early Cycladic Culture
By Jess Nadeau
When Theseus departed for Crete to slay the Minotaur, his father left him with one message. Upon his return to Athens, he must raise the white sails of victory to signal his survival. Day after day, Aegeus waited, watching t...
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Exploring the Hebrew bible in historical, political, linguistic and social context
Writer and Independent Researcher of the old, the odd, and the epic. I get lost in ancient history, mythology, and all the curious things that still make us wonder.
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