Ancient Israel

National Geographic All Kinds of Maps

A great overview map from the National Geographic Society. The World 2000 map is special edition two-sided folded map that shows world as we know it today on one side and the world as it was known over 1,000 years ago. [maps]...

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Tell el Ifshar

Dynamics of Cereal Production during the Middle Bronze Age, an article by Miriam C. Chernoff and Samuel M. Paley in the Journal of Field Archaeology....

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Yiftahel

Pre-Pottery Neolithic B village, Lower Gallilee, an abstract from the Journal of Field Archaeology....

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Shaded Relief Map of Israel

A large (374.5 K) map of Israel from the PCL Map Collection.[maps]...

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Tel en-Nasbeh

From Jeffrey Zorn at Cornell, excavations at a site occupied beginning in the Late Chalcolithic, and with substantial occupations in Iron Age and Babylonian/Persian periods....

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Tel Halif

The Lahav Research Project, a joint project of the University of Nebraska-Omaha and the Cobb Institute at Missisippi State, occupied from Chalcolithic times through the Israelite period....

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Geography and Data

Some Geography facts about Israel from About.com Thanks: Publix weekly ad, Kroger weekly ad, aldi ad, Walgreens weekly ad...

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Banias Tomb Temple of the Dancing Goats

Banias. Banias, general view of the Pan sanctuary and the spring area....

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Banias (Banias-Reconstruction) Sanctuary Video

Banias. Banias, reconstruction of the mosque, the Mamluk period....

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Ancient Roman Nail or Spike

"Crucifixion spikes" are believed to be the type of nails used during the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This specimens is in great condition, and comes from the well-known David Pierson Collection....

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