Eric Cline

I'm like, actually, it is.

Come on, I'll show you it.

So Megiddo is Armageddon.

And our t-shirts from each season on the back, they said, I survived Armageddon.

Yes, even today, still.

I mean, I...

The Renewed Excavations, as they're called, which are a consortium headed by Tel Aviv University, they started in 1992.

They really got started in 1994, and that's when I joined.

And then after 20 years, I left the project in 2014, but it's still going today.

So they are still excavating every other summer, usually odd-numbered summers.

But there is still lots of information coming out of the ground, and indeed, more so now than ever before, because they're using remote sensing, exact life sciences, radiocarbon, DNA.

I mean, you name it, they're throwing all the new high-tech stuff out it.

So the excavations at Megiddo are getting more and more and more interesting, in part because there's so much there.

I mean, there are 20 cities, one on top of another.

Wow.

covering 5,000 years of history.

That's only nine.

Only nine?

Only nine.

This is at least 20.