Importance of Camels in Biblical Archaeology - InspiringPhilosophy

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Does Genesis blunder when it mentions the patriarchs owned camels? Many experts say camels were not domesticated in the Levant until the Iron age. However, we challenged that claim with historical and

archaeological evidence. A special thanks to scholar Mark Chavalas who helped write this video script.

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Biblical Archaeology. Famous Discoveries That Support the Reliability of the Bible - David E. Graves

The Stones and the Scriptures - Y. Yamauchi

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