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Lachish -the last chapter

Buildings inside Tel Lachish photo by Orientalizing (https://www.flickr.com/photos/orientalizing/) Like the Assyrians before them, the Babylonians carried out a policy of … More

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Watch out Lachish – Here come the Babylonians!

In the North things went from bad to worse for the Assyrians and their Egyptian allies against the Babylonians. Defeats … More

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Lachish returns to the Judean fold

Tel Lachish (The gateway) photo by Orientalizing (https://www.flickr.com/photos/orientalizing/) At some point in the late seventh century, the area around Lachish … More

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And what of Lachish?

Tel Lachish photo by Orientaliziing (https://www.flickr.com/photos/orientalizing/) Back in Judah the site of the city and the land which surrounded it … More

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What now for the people of Lachish?

Lachish has fallen but what happened to the inhabitants? The likelihood is that a large number were killed. A burial … More

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Lachish falls

We left Sennacherib camped outside the walls of the city. We are fortunate in the fact that we have both … More

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One Assyrian invasion or two?

There is some debate as to whether there were one or two invasions of Judah by Sennacherib. What has lead … More

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The Assyrians come to Lachish

The eighth century, marked the high point of the Assyrian Empire in Mesopotamia. Having conquered and subdued the countries to … More

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Lachish in the Early Iron Age

The Canaanite city of Lachish was destroyed in the 12th century BCE. It is unclear as to who was responsible … More

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Lachish in the Bronze Age

Tel-Lachish was probably first settled in the fourth millennia BCE by early Bronze Age farmers. By the third millennia it … More

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