Salted Pottery!

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No, it's not an actual pottery style. In this episode, Dr. Collins and Dr. Byers show examples of pottery found at Tall el-Hammam that have been encrusted with salt. The Dead Sea is well known for its salt and mineral content, but how did the salt get all the way up the valley to Tall el-Hammam? Enjoy the discussion in this episode!
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30 мар 2022

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Комментарии : 14

@jmbreece 2 года назад

Great evidence we haven't seen before. Keep sending updates as you find out more. Still watching!

@richardandreao1332 2 года назад

We remember trying to scrub that "stuff" off the sherds after it soaked overnight - impossible! Thanks for the explanation.

@funhistory 2 года назад

I had the same reaction as Dr. Byers to the crystalline specimen at 12:09, "So interesting!" 😀

@mramvet1 2 года назад

Hey PG, I hope you get this. I've been following this RU-vid channel for a few months. Great work. I've been fascinated with this stuff since I went to the seminar with you.

@dmprdctns 2 года назад

Brilliant...!

@gruboniell4189 Год назад

Sounds like someone used the sea and river as a sluice with those chems

@billpitney755 2 года назад

This video has been age restricted. It says Troweling Down requested it that way. You should check your settings to see if this was done by accident.

@TrowelingDown 2 года назад

Thank you for bring that to our attention. I believe it's corrected now! ;)

@gruboniell4189 Год назад

Acacia, in Australia anyway, revitalises the soil and de-nitrogen’s the soil…. They don’t live long(5-7 years) and do create dmt

@gruboniell4189 Год назад

Wonder if the depth of that area allows a magnetic effect for meteors as 3700 kye wasnt the only strike in that area

@paulpaul8953 2 года назад

Huh. "But his wife looked back from behind him, and she became a pillar of salt."

@Rockribbedman 2 года назад

I am sorry to see that you turned off comments on the newest video 25. What kind of mean trolls would force you to do this. I do have a question about the vessel that you showed at the beginning of 25. The bottom of the inside seems to have been protected from scorching. It almost looks like a fluid filled the bottom 1/3 before the explosion. Can you test for content of the vessel? Just a thought while watching you. Keep up the great work and cheers