Prufrock Arbitrary Moderation Dec 23, 2008 #1 I'm sure archaeological evidence has significantly improved in the last century or so, and so: Does anyone have both an estimated number of the population of Jerusalem in the first century A.D? (Please include your sources)
I'm sure archaeological evidence has significantly improved in the last century or so, and so: Does anyone have both an estimated number of the population of Jerusalem in the first century A.D? (Please include your sources)
Backwoods Presbyterian Puritanboard Amanuensis Dec 23, 2008 #2 I have heard archaeologists state approx. 30,000 regular full-time residents with a pop of 100,000 on feast days, etc...
I have heard archaeologists state approx. 30,000 regular full-time residents with a pop of 100,000 on feast days, etc...