Name: 4,000-Year-Old City Destroyed by God's Wrath | The UnXplained (Season 3)
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NARRATOR: In the lower Jordan River Valley, 8 miles north

of the Dead Sea, a distinct ridge rises from the landscape.

But this is no ordinary ridge because buried under layers

of dirt and rock are the ruins of an ancient city that

Modern archaeologists have named the site Tall el-Hammam.

from satellite imagery, it's long and it's narrow.

NARRATOR: According to experts, Tall el-Hammam

We don't know what it was named in ancient times

have theorized that Tall el-Hammam is actually the ruins

AMIR HUSSAIN: In Genesis, you have these cities,

So I'm literally going to rain fire, sulfur down.

STEVEN COLLINS: God said, enough is enough.

Fire and burning stone came forth out of the heavens

In fact, the Bible says that every person,

crop, plant, tree, twig, anything that was living

The Sodom and Gomorrah story is fascinating in that it's

meant to be a metaphor, an understanding of,

oh, when human beings don't do what they should do,

NARRATOR: The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah

has long been associated with the wrath of God.

that Tall el-Hammam could be the remains of the city of Sodom?

There is more geographical data in the Biblical text

The Bible was very, very clear that it was

And it was very clear that it was east of Jerusalem.

And Tall el-Hammam matches geographics of the text.

matches the location of Sodom in the Bible is intriguing.

And researchers also claim that there is physical evidence

on site that confirms the Biblical description

The actual destruction event is recorded in just two verses

in Genesis, Chapter 19, Verses 24 and 25, where it talks

about the fact that rock and fire came down from the Heavens

or meteor fragment exploded over the north end of the Dead Sea--

The first is the evidence of thermal damage

that's represented through melted building materials

The second is the appearance and occurrence of microspherules--

very, very tiny spherical-shaped melted pieces

Rare Earth elements are very common in asteroids,

What's interesting is that the middle layer of Tall Hammam

Well, it's the same salt as found in the Dead Sea, probably

--pushed a massive amount of dirt, water,

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