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New Study Disproves Babylon s Ishtar Gate was Built After Jerusalem s Conquest

New Study Disproves Babylon s Ishtar Gate was Built After Jerusalem s Conquest
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Archaeologists Redate Babylon s Ishtar Gate Using Earth s Magnetic Field - Archaeology

Mud Bricks Stamped by Mesopotamian Kings Help Archaeologists Introduce a New Dating Method – and Disprove the Theory That the Monumental Ishtar Gate Was Built to Celebrate the Conquest of Jerusalem

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Ancient Mesopotamian Bricks Hold a Memory of the Earth s Magnetic Fields Millennia Ago

Researchers have used bricks baked in ancient Mesopotamia to prove an unexplained spike in the intensity of the Earth's magnetic field.

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Ancient Mesopotamian Bricks Record 3,000-Year-Old Geomagnetic Anomaly

Ancient bricks inscribed with the names of Mesopotamian kings have yielded important insights into an anomaly in Earth’s magnetic field 3,000 years ago.

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