King Solomon's Lost Mines: An Ancient Mystery Unsolved



Discover the mystery of King Solomon’s lost mines in this thrilling adventure. Follow two British gentlemen on their search for George in South Africa and the unexpected discovery of King Solomon’s gold in an abandoned mine. Explore theories of the mines as a possible entrance to the Hollow Earth and the legacy of King Solomon’s wisdom, wealth, and lost mines. Join the quest for the truth behind the biblical king’s empire, trade agreements, and relationship with the Queen of Sheba. Uncover the secrets of Ophir and the source of Solomon’s gold.

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28 thoughts on “King Solomon's Lost Mines: An Ancient Mystery Unsolved”

  1. I love Ilsas scripts. And as an ex archaeologist I really appreciated the emphasis on professionalism/ always seeking to improve vs looting and glory hunting. Thank you.

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  2. This is a quality episode for me because: While the 'myth' aspect is always made up, there is still loads of interesting stuff you can talk about. In my opinion, this is more interesting when it's just 'It's not ghosts, people are stupid and or liars'

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  3. In the middle of this really enjoying this comparing the myth vs the actual history. Just 1 thing I thought Champollion translated the Rosetta Stone not discovered it. It was discovered by Napoleon's troops in Egypt (hence the French involvement). The British then invaded as they were fighting the French at the time (this is how it ended up in the British Museum).

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  4. I don't know if there's enough information out there, but I remember an old Ancient Aliens episode (it's my one and only guilty pleasure; don't judge me) that discussed the whole Arc of the Covenant and Ethiopia quite a bit. It might be worth checking out. It sounds right up Simon and Ilze's alleys.

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  5. You do a lot. Retaining knowledge for some is easier with rereading handwritten notes. Supposedly it is how we are wired. I think such persuits would occupy more time than I have to devote. I imagine you have less.

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  6. In my search for knowledge, I found myself passed from crook to swindler, each as eager as the last to earn his pound of flesh from my unwavering desire to grasp beyond the reach of mere men.

    In time, I was led to a scholar of unknown seasons. His command of the forces that govern this realm was clear, so I acquiesced. I wanted to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.

    To a dimly glowing tablet I was directed– I need only scribe the correct obscure commands to usher forth a images and sounds of arcane knowledge beyond mortal realms.

    "Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown…"

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