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Amazing archaeological evidence that proves the Bible is true. See an overview of all discoveries that have been found here and the amazing things that happened around Jericho!
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Location.
1. Jericho is in the Jordan Valley, about 8 miles (13 km.) north of the Dead Sea and about 15 miles (24 km.) east of Jerusalem.
2. Itβs situated at 900 ft. (275 m.) below sea level, making it the lowest city in the world.
3. Jericho claims to be the oldest city in the world that has been continuously inhabited.
4. Its name means βCity of Palms.β
5. It was located at the crossroads of two main travel routes. It had a north-south route that ran through the Jordan Valley and an east-west route that connected the east side of the Jordan River with Jerusalem, the Samaritan cities, and the coastal plain cities of the Mediterranean Sea.
6. It has a year-round climate with lots of sunshine.
7. Tel Jericho is also known today as Tell Es-Sultan.
Historical Background
1. Jericho was a well-fortified Canaanite city before the arrival of the Israelites.
2. Itβs an ancient city with about 6β7 thousand years of history.
3. Archaeologists have uncovered 23 levels of civilizations in Tel Jericho.
4. The city was fortified with double walls.
β’ The walls were constructed of large stones at the base and mud bricks continuing upwards.
β’ The exterior wallβs stone base was about 15 feet high (3 m.), and the mud-brick wall on top of it was another 20β25 feet tall (8 m.), for a total of around 40 feet (13 m.).
β’ The inner wall was constructed the same way; only it rose even higher than the exterior wall for a total height of around 50 feet (15 m.).
β’ The width of the walls were around 20 feet (6 m.) wide, and people lived in them (Josh. 2:15).
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