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Omri Lernau

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Aug 17, 2026

Amihai MazarGUEST
18:33
They didn't have any problem with that.
Amihai MazarGUEST
18:35
Uh, for example, we have a study of the fish bones, uh, by Professor Omri Lernau, and he showed that, uh, we have many fish bones of a Nile perch, a large fish about one meter long that was imported from Egypt or from Northern Sinai.
Amihai MazarGUEST
18:56
Uh, probably as dried fish that was brought to the port cities like Dor or Akko, and from there imported to inland into the Jordan Valley.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:08
So this is an interesting, interesting aspect of ancient trade relations.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:06
They didn't have any problem with that.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:08
For example, we have a study of the fish bones by Professor Omri Lernau.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:14
And he showed that we have many fish bones of Nile perch, a large fish about one meter long that was imported from Egypt or from northern Sinai, probably as dried fish that was brought to the port cities like Dor or Akko, and from there imported to inland into the Jordan Valley.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:41
So this is an interesting aspect of ancient trade relations.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:06
They didn't have any problem with that.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:08
For example, we have a study of the fish bones by Professor Omri Lernau, and he showed that we have many fish bones of Nile perch.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:22
A large fish, about one meter long, that was imported from Egypt or from northern Sinai.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:30
Probably as dried fish that was brought to the port cities like Dor or Akko.
Amihai MazarGUEST
18:54
They didn't have any problem with that.
Amihai MazarGUEST
18:56
For example, we have a study of the fish bones by Professor Omri Lernau, and he showed that we have many fish bones of Nile perch.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:10
a large fish, about one meter long, that was imported from Egypt or from northern Sinai.
Amihai MazarGUEST
19:18
Probably a dried fish that was brought to the port cities like Dor or Akko, and from there imported to inland into the Jordan Valley.

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