Quest for Solomon's Mines
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Inspired by the biblical account of the splendor of his temples and palaces adorned in glittering gold and copper, countless treasure-seekers have set off in search of King Solomon's mines. Yet to date, the evidence supporting the existence of Solomon's mines and other early kingdoms in the Bible has
… More »Inspired by the biblical account of the splendor of his temples and palaces adorned in glittering gold and copper, countless treasure-seekers have set off in search of King Solomon's mines. Yet to date, the evidence supporting the existence of Solomon's mines and other early kingdoms in the Bible has been highly controversial. In fact, there is so little physical evidence of the kings who ruled Israel and Edom that many contend that they are no more real than King Arthur.
« LessClues to the Biblical king
Copper smelting
Industrial revolution
An advanced society
Great kings or tribal chieftains?
The ostracon.
Narrator: Craig Sechler ; Bible readings by Sara Krieger.
Henry Allen, David Berkenbilt, Ghadeer Odeh, Ahmad Srour, Fadel Al-Awadi.
DVD; stereo; widescreen presentation; NTSC, region 1.
English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Originally broadcast as a single episode of the Nova television program on PBS.
Publisher's no.: NOVA6211.
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Add a CommentAn look at copper smelting in the ancient Middle East.