Tal Al Haman: Biblical Sodom

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Sodom: Described by the Bible, Confirmed by the Archeologists

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Tal Al Haman was an area approximately 150 acres with an estimated population of up to 65,000 inhabitants.

It had all the features of a major, major city centre with its palaces, temples, its residential areas, its streets, its fortifications, it's satellite towns, it could take advantage of.

And this is what the Bible describes and the archaeology confirms.

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