Egyptian Scarabs in Israel and the Science of Archaeology

Scott takes Jeremy and Barry into the Israel Antiquities Authority warehouse, showing them Egyptian scarabs found during excavations in Israel. He explains the various schools of thought about the United Kingdom of Israel.
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[@johnmwihia]

I have one but don't know the writing meaning underneath

[@nateloper]

Fantastic video. Thanks guys!

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[@user-pb8hw3qe2w]

I have a scarab seal, I don't know if it's real. I want to sell it just want to see

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

Why is the chronology so off between Greek and Egypt if we have so much to look at? I know they know it's off a century or so at times but won't work to correct it cause it through off so much published work.

[@catherinevallier9310]

Dadson worldwide how did you come up with “off a century”?

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

There are known events in Greek history that when aligned to Egypt dont fit .
You know Egypt is model along with the bible that really guided the current chronology.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

@@catherinevallier9310 its give or take 30 to 100 years that's off any many known ways. You'll have to look it up ots to much to text in here

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

@@catherinevallier9310 the pharaoh that faught the hities in megedo was mixed up. Confusion over the names of what Hebrew called one pharaoh and how close it resembled rameses name Is on mistake. Later finding the hittite civilization and text straightened it out but so much works and chronology was done to try and correct the 2. So what theyve done is separated the 2 chronolfys when studying each. It only is a problem when you try to line then up together events and times mix match.

[@dadsonworldwide3238]

@@catherinevallier9310 it's no different when you use the bronze age and iron age worldwide. It defines things perfectly on Europe Asia Africa but not in the Americas as it really more or less went from stone age to iron age with arrival of Europeans.
So some isnt chronological time problems but are terms that dont coincide
And you know carbon dating and other methods like pottery doesnt help the shorter decades to solve them as they are give or take a century.