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| 539-332 BC; various ethnic groups allowed freedom & autonomy; Persians took pride in racial diversity; rebuilding of Jerusalem & the Second Holy Temple |
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| 332 BC; conquered the known world |
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| 332-337 BC; the Macabes (Hashmoneans); Antiochus IV; war w/ Israel and the Jews won independence |
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| [Greece-Antigonus-Antigonide Dynasty]; [Asia-Seleucis-Seleucid Empire]; [Egypt-Ptolomey-Ptolomaic Empire] |
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| 63 BC; General Pompey laid seige to Jerusalem, ending independent Jewish kingdom |
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| 37-4 BC; terrible man, killed his own family members; Jesus born at the end of his reign |
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| Roman nautical battle; AD 67 |
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| "Judea is won"; inscribed on Roman coin |
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| picture of boat found at Migdal; similar to Sea of Galilee Boat |
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| mortise-and-tenon joinery |
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| method used in building Sea of Galilee Boat |
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| polyethylene glycol (PEG) |
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| mixture used to encase the Sea of Galilee Boat for transportation and preservation |
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| Romans destroy Jerusalem & Holy Temple |
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| Jewish 1st century AD historian |
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| types of arches in the Temple Mount |
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| inscription found on stone at the Temple Mount |
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| "To the place of trumpeting..." |
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| walls of the Temple Mount |
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| gates of the Temple Mount |
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| Barclay, Warren, Eastern, & Triple |
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