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The Jesus Discovery - James D. Tabor - Christianity: GeneralCategory: Books Description: In late 2009 and in 2010, Simcha Jacobovici and James Tabor, with Prof. Rami Arav of the University of Nebraska, explored a sealed tomb in Talpiot, Jerusalem. By using a camera mounted on a sophisticated robotic arm they carefully measured and photographed the tomb. They discovered several bone boxes, typical of the burial custom of the time, sometime prior to 70 A.D. (C.E.). Two of the boxes contained markings - in one case an inscription, in the other a graphic symbol - that indicate a belief in Jesus' resurrection, because of the proximity of this tomb to a tomb previously identified by the authors as the family tomb of Jesus, this iconography suggests that the people buried in this tomb were followers of Jesus and that they believed in his resurrection. The Jesus Discovery explains how this exciting archaeological discovery revolutionizes our understanding of Jesus and early Christianity. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Tomb Of Hercules - Andy Mcdermott - Crime and ThrillerCategory: Books Description: From the author of THE HUNT FOR ATLANTIS, comes an electrifying new novel. Nina Wilde is on the hunt for the Tomb of Hercules. Studies of an ancient text have convinced archaeologist Nina Wilde that a tomb containing the remains of legendary warrior Hercules may actually exist. If she can locate it, it will be the most important historical find ever to be unearthed. As Nina and Eddie Chase, her ex-SAS bodyguard and now boyfriend, begin their search it's clear that others want to find the tomb -- and the unimaginable riches contained within. Nina and Chase are soon following a violent trail of corruption and conspiracy around the globe. From Switzerland to Shanghai, Botswana to London, it's a race against time to find the Tomb of Hercules before it falls into the most evil of hands... Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Curse Of The Mummy - Steve Jackson - Childrens FictionCategory: Books Description: Helping an eccentric archaeologist unearth an ancient tomb in the Desert of Skulls seems like an easy task for a heroic adventurer like YOU. But when that tomb turns out to belong to Akharis - a legendary rules from a previous age - and when you discover some of his followers are trying to return the evil pharaoh to life, YOU must act quickly. Soon you will have to learn the true meaning of the Curse of the Mummy! It will take a real hero to defeat Akharis and uncover the untold wealth of treasure hidden within the treacherous tomb - Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Horrible Histories Gory Stories: Tomb Of TreasureCategory: Books Description: Foul Pharaoh Tutankhamun has died. Can wily Antef and his criminal crew pull off an epic robbery, and empty King Tut’s grave of all its gold? Or does Tut’s tomb hide a killer surprise? Delivery cost: 0.00 ISBN: 9781407102962 Review this product |
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Michael Frayn's latest novel, Skios, will be launched on Thursday. It will be his eleventh novel. He has also written or translated 31 plays, and published 12 works of non-fiction, including a collection of his journalism, Travels With a Typewriter (2009) and a biography of his father, My Father's Fortune: A Life in 2010. 
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