Archaeological Excavations in Jerusalem in the Period 1863-2009 A.D and the Historical Right of the Arab Inhabitants since the Day of the City Establishment : a Historical Study

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  • د. شامخ علاونه

Keywords:

Archaeological excavations, Jerusalem, 1863-2009 A.D, Historical Right, Arab Inhabitants, Day of the City Establishment, A Historical Study

Abstract

The study aimed at identifying the archaeological excavations and their

results in Jerusalem, particularly those conducted by a number of biblical

scientists and other western scientists since 1863. These wrote the history

of the city according to their prejudices and biblical interpretations. The

study presents the scientific clarification for all the excavations which have

been in the city of Jerusalem. This amounted to more than 50 archaeological

excavations. The study was also supported by a number of antiquates scientists'

opinions who denied any relationship to the Jews to Al- Aqsa Mosque and the

Dome of the Rock.

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Published

2017-07-11

How to Cite

علاونه د. ش. (2017). Archaeological Excavations in Jerusalem in the Period 1863-2009 A.D and the Historical Right of the Arab Inhabitants since the Day of the City Establishment : a Historical Study. Journal of Al-Quds Open University for Humanities and Social Studies, 1(27). Retrieved from https://journals.qou.edu/index.php/jrresstudy/article/view/1214

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 27 (2012): العدد السابع والعشرون، المجلد الأول، رجب 1433هـ/ حزيران 2012م

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