

Jodi Magness – Jerusalem Through the Ages
Aug 5, 2024
In this engaging discussion, Jodi Magness, a distinguished professor at UNC Chapel Hill, shares insights from her new book about Jerusalem's extensive history. She highlights groundbreaking archaeological discoveries, including the monumental synagogue in Hucoque and the unexpected significance of dog burials. The conversation also tackles the role of pottery in dating artifacts, and the interplay of humor and biblical narratives, revealing how ancient practices shape our understanding of culture and identity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Unearthing Jewish History: Archaeological Insights
01:44 • 12min
Unveiling Pottery's Role in Archaeology
13:38 • 30min
Unearthing Insights: The Significance of Dog Burials in Jerusalem
43:16 • 2min
Navigating Historical Complexity
45:20 • 10min
Reflections on Education and Athletics
55:32 • 8min
Toilet Humor and Biblical Insights
01:03:50 • 10min
Uncovering Dietary Practices in Ancient Jerusalem
01:13:59 • 2min