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The Mesha Stele

(The Moabite Stone. Description with text. 830 BCE....

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The Mesha Stele

(The Moabite Stone. Description with text. 830 BCE....

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The Mesha Stele

(The Moabite Stone. Description with text. 830 BCE....

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The Mesha Stele

(The Moabite Stone. Description with text. 830 BCE....

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Mesha Stele Photo

Moabite Stone Language: Moabite (a West Semitic Language) Medium: basalt stone stele Size: 1.15 meters high, 60-68 centimeters wide Length: 35 lines of writing Honoree: Mesha, king of Moab (late 9th century BCE) Approximate Date: 830 BCE Place of Discovery: Dhiban [in modern Jordan] Date of Discovery: 1868 Current Location: Louvre Museum...

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Images of Greek gods

[Ancient Greece] [Images]...

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Archaeological Images and Photos

Please refer to the images and art sections for the particular location, ie. Ancient Near East (Art & Images), etc....

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The Roman Aqueducts at Caesarea Maritima.

Photos. Since Ceasarea lacked a natural water source, aqueducts were built by the Romans to bring in fresh water. Most water in Israel comes from the mountains in the north. The Romans built huge aqueducts to bring in water. [Archaeology]...

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The "flight of stairs" (excavations at Hazor)

A flight of stairs leading westward from the podium in Area M. The stairs - like the floor and podium - are made of basalt indicating the significance of this area. Photo is taken at the end of excavations in 1995. Two more stairs leading to a pebble-paved floor were excavated in 1996. Hazor was an ancient Canaanite and Israelite city located in th...

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Canaanite bronze figurine (Hazor)

A volunteer admiring one of the bronze figurines found in the Canaanite palace. Hazor was an ancient Canaanite and Israelite city located in the north of modern day Israel. Recent archaeological excavations have revealed how important this city was in antiquity. [The Hazor Excavations]...

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