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Hello and welcome to Conflicted, the history podcast where we talk about the struggles that shaped us,

the tough questions that they pose and why we should care about any of it.

I'm Zach Cornwell, and this is the fifth and final episode of season one, six days. To be to be

to Two thousand years ago, in a fortress high above the Dead Sea in ancient Judea, time was running out.

967 Jewish defenders, trapped, starving, and hopeless, knew the end was close.

From the top of their isolated fortifications, they could hear the crews of Roman engineers

working day and night on the mountain below, getting closer and closer with every passing hour.

For three months, thousands of slaves at the sword points of Roman legionaries had been constructing a colossal ramp.

The Jewish defenders were situated behind tough walls protecting a towering plateau, and the only way for the Romans to reach the top was to build a massive earthen structure,

hundreds of feet tall, 60 feet wide, one shovelful of dirt at a time.

This ramp grows inexorably, slowly, a gravity-defined glacier of wood and slaves and soldiers rising higher and higher into the blue desert sky.

Three years earlier, the Hebrews had risen up and revolt against the draconian subjugation

by the Roman Empire. The rebellion had been quickly and mercilessly crushed under the heels of

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