12-21-2013, 07:22 PM
Shlama Akhi Distazo,
Perhaps you live near a lake that does not have a dam? I asked you to inspect the topographical map of the lake, not a modern image of a reservoir that has modern shorelines typically expanded when a river is dammed. Today it is not a lake, it is a reservoir. In this case, the Degania Dam which was built in 1932, to control the largest fresh water supply in the country.
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/bus...m-1.112716
In fact, there are many archaeological sites that are *underneath* the water today, due to the controlled flooding and expansion of the lake. In summary, the lake shoreline today looks nothing like what it looked like during biblical times.
Here is a map of how the lake shoreline looked in feature from 1595:
https://www.swaen.com/zoom.php?id=6645
+Shamasha
Perhaps you live near a lake that does not have a dam? I asked you to inspect the topographical map of the lake, not a modern image of a reservoir that has modern shorelines typically expanded when a river is dammed. Today it is not a lake, it is a reservoir. In this case, the Degania Dam which was built in 1932, to control the largest fresh water supply in the country.
http://www.haaretz.com/print-edition/bus...m-1.112716
In fact, there are many archaeological sites that are *underneath* the water today, due to the controlled flooding and expansion of the lake. In summary, the lake shoreline today looks nothing like what it looked like during biblical times.
Here is a map of how the lake shoreline looked in feature from 1595:
https://www.swaen.com/zoom.php?id=6645
+Shamasha