Fox News (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
Professor Helmut Ziegert thinks he's found the Queen of Sheba's palace in Ethiopia, and that the Ark of the Covenant may still be there.
Jesus is Lord, A Worshipping Christ (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
... and fall of civilizations or explore the boundaries between myth and ancient history. Professor Helmut Ziegert, of the archaeological institute at the University of Hamburg, has been supervising a dig in Aksum, northern Ethiopia, since 1999. “From the dating, its position and the details that we have found, I am sure that this is the palace,” he said. The palace, that is, of the Queen...
Times Online (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
... civilisations or explore the boundaries between myth and ancient history. Related LinksProfessor Helmut Ziegert, of the archaeological institute at the university, has been supervising a dig in Aksum, northern Ethiopia, since 1999. “From the dating, its position and the details that we have found, I am sure that this is the palace,” he said. The palace, that is, of the Queen of Sheba,...
myESAi (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... Ethiopia by their son Menelek and is still in that country. The University said scientists led by Helmut Ziegert had found remains of a 10th-century-BC palace at Axum-Dungur under the palace of a later Christian king. There was evidence the early palace had been torn down and realigned to the path of the star Sirius. The team hypothesized that Menelek had changed religion and become...
Mirabilis.ca (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... Ethiopia by their son Menelek and is still in that country. The University said scientists led by Helmut Ziegert had found remains of a 10th-century-BC palace at Axum-Dungur under the palace of a later Christian king. There was evidence the early palace [continue] Share This
BiblePlaces Blog (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
... Ethiopia by their son Menelek and is still in that country. The University said scientists led by Helmut Ziegert had found remains of a 10th-century-BC palace at Axum-Dungur under the palace of a later Christian king. There was evidence the early palace had been torn down and realigned to the path of the star Sirius. The story continues here . HT: Paleojudaica
