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Archeologists Trace Solomon Gold Route From Ophir to Sheba
American researchers locate Eziongeber on the Red Sea and link King Solomon’s fleet to import gold from Ophir for the temple and to trade with Queen of Sheba. The find explains copper smelting at the site and suggests Sheba’s voyage by ship rather than caravan, while noting biblical and legendary connections.
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Hiram of
Tyre
Sheba
Jerusalem
Siram
Ophir
Solomon
Hiram
Cedars
Lebanon
Eziengeber
Solomor
Qphir
Nelson Glueck
American Schools of Oriental Research
Palestine
Eizion-geber
Gulf of Aqabah
Red Sea
Jordan
Bziengeber
Arabia
India
Africa
Glueck
Salomon
Jehoshaphat
el Ins Firet
Jeruisalem
Maen Geber
Halen-geher
Unis
Kingsol Mion
Tilhey
Friance
Israel
Hin
Sir Elf. Poynter
Ezion-Geber
Hiern
Far East
HH. Melville