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The purpose of this podcast is to provide the larger context to the situation in the Middle East. The history will be provided through audio recordings of my late father, Dr. David Neiman –an expert on the history of the ancient near east and the relationship between the Church and the Jews. He based his theses on historical records, linguistics and a deep understanding of the Bible and its origins.
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Episode Notes I have to apologize as I cannot find the article to link to for the Isotope Study. And yes, I know that some of the dating that I mention might conflict with other dates in the various sub-theories to the one I have suggested, that is good, hopefully you will search the theories and decide for yourself the most likely and share your t…
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Episode Notes In this episode we discuss a couple of Mr. Hancock's previous works as well as his upcoming new title. Hi, welcome to conversations with Cassi.As always I'm Cassi, the host of the show. We hope you've had a good week. We hope that you have fed curiosity and that you have learned something new. If you haven't, hopefully you will during…
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Episode Notes In this episode we introduce Dr. Robert Schoch, a geology professor from Boston, MA, whom was asked to analyze the Sphinx and its enclosure from a geologic point of view. Dr. Schoch then went on to look at other ancient sites using his geological expertise and the possibilites are intriging. Support Conversations With Cassi by donatin…
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Episode Notes You can read more about these and other locations here:Lost Cities...Myths Or MoreHigh In The Andes~On The Sea Floor Support Conversations With Cassi by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/conversations-with-cassi This podcast is powered by Pinecast.על ידי Cassi Merten
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Episode Notes We discuss some of the more common theories about the purpose behind the Giza plateau.Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ConversationsWithCassior on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/conversationswithcassi/ Support Conversations With Cassi by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/conversations-with…
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Episode Notes In this episode we introduce Neanderthal as one of our direct ancestors. A fact that has only been being accepted within the last decade. Want to support us without having to donate? Download the RadioPublic App from GooglePlay or App Store where we are an earning podcast! Thank you for all your support. Support Conversations With Cas…
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Episode Notes My thoughts on the use of AI in archaeology and in general. Hello and Welcome to Conversations With Cassi.I’m Cassi, the host of the show. Today, in scrolling through news feeds, I came across an article that stated AI would possibly be replacing archaeology as a profession. This is based onthe fact that supposedly, an AI program has …
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Episode Notes In this episode we take an introductory look at how anthropologists access ancient man with regard to religion and or scientific understanding.Photo Credit: Martin B. Sweatman and Dimitrios Tsikritsis . Hi! Welcome to Conversations With Cassi. I'm Cassi, your host. Today, I thought we would discuss a couple preconceptions and a couple…
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Episode Notes This is a brief discussion about a new theory suggestng that Aboriginal Australians build Gobekli Tepe. Hi! Welcome to Conversations with Cassi. I'm Cassi. So I have to be honest. I have kind of struggled with the topic for this episode for lots of reasons. Where do you start? What's the most interesting and enigmatic subject that can…
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Megillath Esther tells the story of a close call for the Jews, when a great threat, posed by the evil minister Haman, was thwarted by the beautiful Queen Esther and her uncle Mordechai. The Purim story describes what would become a template for future cycles of anti-Jewish hatred. In this podcast Dr. David Neiman gives a dramatic account of the bat…
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The phenomenon of Jews returning to Israel did not start after World War II, it began hundreds of years earlier. After the collapse of the Crusader kingdoms in the 13th century, Jews started returning to Israel. The driving force behind this migration was the growing anti-Jewish agitation on the European continent. One of the most destructive flare…
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In January of 1518 Martin Luther's "95 Thesis", an attack on the sale of Indulgences by the Catholic Church, was translated and distributed through a revolutionary technology - the printing press. Martin Luther captured the spirit of the moment with his thesis. The publication of this tract, gave voice to the sentiments of a heretofore-silent major…
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The official practice of numbering the years in sequence started with the emperor Seleucus. He chose 311 B.C.E., the year he came to power, as the year One. The Seleucid system was adopted by the Jews of Babylon who referred to this newly accepted practice as the "era of dating legal documents". About 700 years later the Jews of Babylonia recalcula…
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This episode of Context explores the Jewish character of Jesus, as described in the Gospels. Dr. David Neiman reads passages from the New Testament that paint a portrait of Jesus as a normal first century Jewish boy from a modest, traditional Jewish family. The words of Jesus, as recorded in the Gospels, are replete with references from Jewish lite…
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It’s no surprise that winter holidays around the world have light as their central theme. So too is the case with Hanukkah where we celebrate the miracle of the olive oil that fueled the Menorah at the rededication of the Temple of Jerusalem by the Maccabees in 164 B.C.E. But as you might expect, the story of Hanukkah is a lot more complicated than…
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The Muslim conquests of the 7th Century marked the definitive end to the power of Rome. By the time of Muhammad, Rome had been engaged in a war with the Persian empire that had endured for more than a hundred years. Rome and Persia were worn out. They had exhausted their resources. The collapse of those empires gave rise to the Islamic age. The aud…
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Anti-Jewish prejudice existed before Islam and before Christianity. Opinions critical of Jews were recorded in ancient, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. To discuss the issue of anti-Jewish hatred, or the "A" word, I am joined via Skype, with Israeli cartoonist, Yaakov Kirschen, creator of the Dry Bones comic strip. Dry Bones is internationally syndicated a…
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This episode was inspired by recent study that was conducted by Columbia University and published in the journal, Nature Communications. The researchers found that all Ashkenazi Jews are descended from a 350 person “bottleneck” that occurred a mere 600 to 800 years ago. The idea seems incredible, that the origins of such a large and successful segm…
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Six years ago I posted a video on YouTube about the ancient kingdom of Assyria. I had no idea what a firestorm of comments this video segment would ignite. It seems that the mention of the geographical region of "Kurdistan" was incendiary. Since the video was uploaded, pages and pages of comments have been posted. Some are angry rants and others ar…
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If there ever was an energy vortex on this planet, it is the rock in the center of The Dome of the Rock. Jews believe it is the place where Abraham took Isaac for sacrifice. Muslims believe that it was Ishmael who was chosen by Abraham for the same task. Jews believe it is the site of the Holy of Holies, the inner sanctuary of the Jewish Temple. Mu…
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Father Felix F. Talbot, SJ was a colleague of my father’s in the theology department at Boston College, a Catholic university outside of Boston. “He likes to make up clever little devices to help his students remember things”, my father told me. “The lord, the land, the law” was the mnemonic device Father Talbot used to help his students remember t…
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