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King Herods Tomb Found

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Archaeologists may have found King Herods tomb.

Thank's to Rob (mooseas) for the link.
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well done pete
going to be an interesting site i can see

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King of Judea 37BC - 4BC?? BC=before christ, so how come he ruled BC but tried to have Jesus killed shortly after birth? Or am I missing something obvious? :g64: :g43: :g9:
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kev woodward wrote:King of Judea 37BC - 4BC?? BC=before christ, so how come he ruled BC but tried to have Jesus killed shortly after birth? Or am I missing something obvious? :g64: :g43: :g9:

jesus was born before year zero,its something to do with the way the origional religiouse historians counted back ,basicly one of the emporors had a name change half way through his rule and they forgot to add these years on there calculations to determine the year of his birth

it took the cult of jesus a long time to catch on basicly and the early roman church screwed the maths up with there plan to base all time on ad or bc.

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There you go I knew it would be something obvious! Cheers Mark, great piece of info :g50:
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I think the calendar was changed at some point too, so that might account for a day missing somewhere! :lol:

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petethedig wrote:I think the calendar was changed at some point too, so that might account for a day missing somewhere! :lol:
half of europe was changed 2-300 years ago and there was hell up has people wanted these lost days back,think it was gregorian calander.

i think the number of days lost was around 12.

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interesting read,but i always thought of time has being based on the year of christs presumed birth.

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