Where Was Glass Invented? - The Naked Archaeologist 302 - Ancient Glass

A giant slab of glass is discovered in the middle of an ancient cemetery where important Rabbis are buried. What’s it doing there? Simcha has a theory that it was an unsuccessful attempt at making a window for Herod’s temple renovation in the late 1st century BCE – and therefore Holy. That’s why Rabbis would want to be buried near it. But as he tries to figure out if his theory is correct, he follows the glass trail and discovers that glass may have been invented in Israel – not Egypt, as is commonly believed.

Ladies, if you're expecting Harrison Ford to run across your screen wearing nothing but a fedora and carrying a bullwhip, you're out of luck. Instead, this show finds previously "serious" documentarian Simcha Jacobovici channeling his inner Michael Moore, as he travels the Middle East seeking to uncover the truth behind biblical events. Jacobovici interviews Holy Land scholars and compares notes with leading archaeological experts, offering startling new theories behind the stories while having fun in the process.
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[barbaraolson]

Thank you to everyone who helped make and post these videos. Love, light and joy to everyone..

[persephone]

I love Simcha Jacobovici. and his sense of humor.

[jiteshsoreng]

He's a tall tall man from a tall tall land, he makes no apologies for his archeology 🤣🤣. 👏👏👏 so good keep going sir.

[sriramkumar]

Simcha, seeing you after long time. Very happy. 🙏

[rizmid]

One can only imagine after looking at the biggest window for the house of GOD that how mighty, splendorous and magnificent the Temple was leaving a lasting impression in their lifetime for those who gazed upon at very first glance!

[wizzardofpaws]

Sergio and Rhoda in Israel also visit this place and discuss what it could possibly be. And some people think that it might have come out of the temple itself and that's why the town was so well guarded

[solitairesmith]

this is AMAZING.
and it make perfect sense

[davidlancaster]

Simcha! Love your work! I'm a messianic Jew trying to find the truth. I don't know if I'm Hebrew, but this is the path that Yah put me on. Between you and Ron Wyatt I'm finding my way. Please keep doing what u do. You're a treasure. Lvya bro. D

[tanna.williams]

I have missed you and learning from you

[georgela]

The 200" Palomar mirror is much bigger than all of those you mentioned. All in one piece. Now they cast multiple pieces and align them with computers to make one large mirror.

[whidoineedthis]

Blowing bubbles from the hot rod....this guy lol 🤘🤘

[michellel]

I love to see Shlomo, seems like a fun interesting man to sit and talk too. I'd loved to meet him in person and see his collection. Seen one episode where he tells the story of when he found his first roman coin I think. He gave NA a coin on that one too.

[mdb]

Very interesting and i think convincing.

[Zebred]

What I want to know is - whats under that slab of glass?

[angelblade]

The part of the video where he is holding a green glass chunk and speaking with Yael Gorin-Rosen, anyone know the name of this institution?

[epexusJeffryDalisay]

You've already made a post similar to this right?

[danny.the.digger]

So much disinformation I don’t know where to start 🤦‍♂️

[larsfrosznielsen]

Great to see, but too many comercial breaks

[kqj]

glass is very sensitive to heat and permeable if you're a cowboy you throw plaster on it if not flour in water is fine

[angelrod]

Looks like a big fat ROCK 🪨, Must polish the hell of it to make it look like glass . I guess a bowl of water you can use it like a mirror 🪞 Lol