Thread 17927694

>not a single settlement major or minor in all of historical Judea has signed of continuous settlement from the first century to the third
>every single settlement surveyed to date in Judea shows archeological signs of massive destruction and all but total depopulation during the second century
>this is without archaeological precedent in the region's history, which given the long and storied history of human habitation in the region really is saying something
What the fuck happened?

Rome got tired of Hebrew shenanigans

>>17927694 (OP)
seems like a bit of made up (((archaeology))) to get extra shoah points. I highly doubt anything of the sort happened, first and foremost, jews were not the only peoples living in Judea then, they'd just like you to think that

>>17927694 (OP)
Most of the cities there only survived because they could somewhat resist flooding and fires. Judaism as like a historical entity is a total fabrication, facilitated by Egyptian, Persian, Babylonian, Hellenic and Roman role rather than the LARP of oppression. They were not even proper monotheists until the 5th century and even then it was like an endless cycle of suburban sprawl, default to the region around whatever centralizing military-complex dominated them rather than their own sovereign kingdoms, rural or urban.

>>17927694 (OP)
Hadrian happened

The First Jewish–Roman War and multiple Jewish rebellions happened.