Tel Aviv University researchers unearth ancient water secrets at royal garden dig

Came across this pretty nifty article. As far as personal inferences I can't say I have many. However I think it's awesome that this ancient garden has been discovered Hopefully all of their hard work and research will be successful.

"We have uncovered a very rare find," says Prof. Lipschits, who believes that this excavation will lead to invaluable archaeological knowledge about ancient royal gardens in the Middle East."

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"Paradise lost -- and found"

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Care to give a link with words other than just a picture

This sounds interesting but your link is just to a picture no article. I would like to read more on it. I can also assume that is why nobody has responded to your thread. I think you may have put the wrong link up.

Cool find!

wooops.


Here it is.
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This is a great find! I always loved Archaeology, but unfortunately it is a rotten career choice. As a farmer I am really interested to see what they find in the way of a water system and what they find in the way of plants. The plants may give a clue as to how far these people traveled at that time.

Maybe they'll find Corn (maise)

Go Israel!