The Tenth of Tevet and Archaeomagnetism: The Fall of Jerusalem and its Planetary Implications

A quick look at some fascinating new research in archaeomagnetism, the ruins of Jerusalem from Nebuchadnezzar's destruction of the city in 586 BCE, and the implications of this work for the study of Earth's climate.

For further investigation:

Amanda Borschel-Dan's article: https://www.timesofisrael.com/burnt-remains-of-586-bce-destruction-of-jerusalem-help-map-physics-holy-grail/

Professor Yuval Gadot and Yoav Vaknin explain the research: https://youtu.be/fUp7zh5MqOk

Images taken from the article are from Shai Halevi/Israel Antiquities Authority. Other images are from Wikimedia Commons.

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