The Tempest Stela Revisiting the roots of the Exodus
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50 years ago, the Belgian Egyptologist Claude Vandersleyen translated a stela found just after the end of World War II at Karnak, near Luxor in Egypt. It had been commissioned by Pharaoh Ahmose, and describes a terrible storm in Egypt which calls clearly to mind the Plagues of Egypt as described in the Book of Exodus. In 2014, research at the University of Chicago confirmed a link between the Tempest Stela and the catastrophic eruption of Thera, the volcano on Santorini which destroyed half the island 3500 years ago. The eruption caused long-term damage to the climate world-wide, but hit the south eastern Mediterranean most hard. Did the disaster lead to the mass departure of an entire people? If the eruption could be accurately dated, this might make it possible to pin a date upon Exodus. Some of the most eminent experts in the relevant fields (climatology, geology, vulcanology, dendrochronology, Egyptology, archaeology and theology) are asked to give their views. As we listen to what they have to say, and learn of recent discoveries and scientific analyses, our perception of one the most dramatic events described in the Bible will evolve.
The Tempest Stela, Revisiting the roots of the Exodus
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The tempest stele French archaeological mission - CNRS  Karnak - Luxor Santorini eruption Claude Vandersleyen Book of Exodus www.Tempeststela.be
The Tempest Stela Revisiting the roots of the Exodus
Watch the film in SVOD on HBS (English version) Watch this film in VOD on Vimeo ( French, German, Dutch, Spanish & English versions) DVD available for purchase
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Trailer
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50 years ago, the Belgian Egyptologist Claude Vandersleyen translated a stela found just after the end of World War II at Karnak, near Luxor in Egypt. It had been commissioned by Pharaoh Ahmose, and describes a terrible storm in Egypt which calls clearly to mind the Plagues of Egypt as described in the Book of Exodus. In 2014, research at the University of Chicago confirmed a link between the Tempest Stela and the catastrophic eruption of Thera, the volcano on Santorini which destroyed half the island 3500 years ago. The eruption caused long-term damage to the climate world-wide, but hit the south eastern Mediterranean most hard. Did the disaster lead to the mass departure of an entire people? If the eruption could be accurately dated, this might make it possible to pin a date upon Exodus. Some of the most eminent experts in the relevant fields (climatology, geology, vulcanology, dendrochronology, Egyptology, archaeology and theology) are asked to give their views. As we listen to what they have to say, and learn of recent discoveries and scientific analyses, our perception of one the most dramatic events described in the Bible will evolve.
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The Tempest Stela, Revisiting the roots of the Exodus
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Intro Watch the film in SVOD on HBS (English version) Watch this film in VOD on Vimeo ( French, German, Dutch, Spanish & English versions) DVD available for purchase
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The tempest stele French archaeological mission - CNRS Karnak - Luxor Santorini eruption Claude Vandersleyen Book of Exodus www.Tempeststela.be
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Synopsis
Trailer
Data
Intro
Pictures of the shooting
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50 years ago, the Belgian Egyptologist Claude Vandersleyen translated a stela found just after the end of World War II at Karnak, near Luxor in Egypt. It had been commissioned by Pharaoh Ahmose, and describes a terrible storm in Egypt which calls clearly to mind the Plagues of Egypt as described in the Book of Exodus. In 2014, research at the University of Chicago confirmed a link between the Tempest Stela and the catastrophic eruption of Thera, the volcano on Santorini which destroyed half the island 3500 years ago. The eruption caused long-term damage to the climate world-wide, but hit the south eastern Mediterranean most hard. Did the disaster lead to the mass departure of an entire people? If the eruption could be accurately dated, this might make it possible to pin a date upon Exodus. Some of the most eminent experts in the relevant fields (climatology, geology, vulcanology, dendrochronology, Egyptology, archaeology and theology) are asked to give their views. As we listen to what they have to say, and learn of recent discoveries and scientific analyses, our perception of one the most dramatic events described in the Bible will evolve.
Trailer
The Tempest Stela, Revisiting the roots of the Exodus News Intro
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The Tempest Stela Revisiting the roots of the Exodus
Watch the film in SVOD on HBS (English version) Watch this film in VOD on Vimeo ( French, German, Dutch, Spanish & English versions) DVD available for purchase
Synopsis
News
Trailer
Data
Pictures of the shooting
Intro
Synopsis
50 years ago, the Belgian Egyptologist Claude Vandersleyen translated a stela found just after the end of World War II at Karnak, near Luxor in Egypt. It had been commissioned by Pharaoh Ahmose, and describes a terrible storm in Egypt which calls clearly to mind the Plagues of Egypt as described in the Book of Exodus. In 2014, research at the University of Chicago confirmed a link between the Tempest Stela and the catastrophic eruption of Thera, the volcano on Santorini which destroyed half the island 3500 years ago. The eruption caused long-term damage to the climate world-wide, but hit the south eastern Mediterranean most hard. Did the disaster lead to the mass departure of an entire people? If the eruption could be accurately dated, this might make it possible to pin a date upon Exodus. Some of the most eminent experts in the relevant fields (climatology, geology, vulcanology, dendrochronology, Egyptology, archaeology and theology) are asked to give their views. As we listen to what they have to say, and learn of recent discoveries and scientific analyses, our perception of one the most dramatic events described in the Bible will evolve.
Trailer
News
Intro Watch the film in SVOD on HBS (English version) Watch this film in VOD on Vimeo ( French, German, Dutch, Spanish & English versions) DVD available for purchase
The Links
The tempest stele French archaeological mission - CNRS Karnak - Luxor Santorini eruption Claude Vandersleyen Book of Exodus www.Tempeststela.be