This baked clay prism dated from the early 7th century BC and found in Nineveh helps to confirm the historicity of the account of the Assyrian siege of Jerusalem that is found in 2nd Kings 17-19.
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This video is intended for educational/commentary purposes and therefore images used in it fall under the rules of fair use. Every effort has been made to give appropriate credit where it is due.
Pictures used that are not public domain, or, from my own personal collection include:
© Bust of Herodotus/Metropolitan Museum of Art (Wikimedia Commons)
© Caged Bird/Ross (Wikimedia Commons)
© Kingdoms of Judah and Israel/Oldtidens_Israel_&_Judea.svg: FinnWikiNo derivative work: Richardprins (talk) (Wikimedia Commons)
© Neo-Assyrian Empire Map/Nigyou (Wikimedia Commons)
© Ultimate Bible Picture Collection (Version 4)/www.solvefamilyproblems.com
Books Used:
Evidence for the Bible by Clive Anderson and Brian Edwards
The Archaeology of the Old Testament by David Graves
Unearthing the Bible: 101 Archaeological Discoveries that Bring the Bible to Life by Titus Kennedy
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