King Solomon's Mines & Archaeological Evidence

King Solomon is traditionally (and I think, solidly) believed to have been king of the United Monarchy of Judah, from c. 970 - c. 931 B.C. We don't have I survey the surprisingly strong archaeological & historical evidence regarding Solomon's "mines" and the exact location of the legendary (but very real) Tarshish.

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