- Israel (general)
- Vespasian's campaign in Galilee [67 CE]
- Caesarea Maritima (theatre)
- Caesarea Maritima (aqueduct)
- Temple in Jerusalem (model)
- Temple, from the West (model)
- Temple, Western Wall, today
- Titus' Siege of Jerusalem [70 CE]
- Seven Branched Candlestick
- Herodion Palace (North)
- Herodion Palace from above
- Herodion Palace Synagogue
- The Dead Sea, Qumran, Masada
- Qumran, Essene monastery
- Qumran ritual bath (Miqvah)
- Qumran, Scriptorium
- Qumran, Cave 4
- Qumran, Dead Sea Scrolls
- Caesarea Philippi
- Masada, aerial view
- Masada, the Snake Path
- Masada, looking north
- Masada Synagogue
- Masada, Roman Camp
- Swimming Pool, in Herodian Palace
Israel (general)
Caesarea Maritima (theatre)
Caesarea Maritima (aqueduct)
Josephus & Vespasian
Vespasian's campaign in Galilee [67 CE]
Temple in Jerusalem looking North West (model)
Temple, from the West looking West (model)
Temple, Western Wall, today
Titus' Siege of Jerusalem
Ancient Roman Siege Engine (model)
Herodion: Herod's Palace-Tomb (from North)
Herodion Palace from above
Herodion Palace Synagogue
The Dead Sea, Qumran, Masada
Essene monastery, Qumran
Qumran ritual bath (Miqvah)
Qumran, Scriptorium
[where some of the Dead Sea Scrolls were probably written]
Qumran, Dead Sea Scrolls
What they looked like, and the sort of jar they were preserved
in
[as shown in the Shrine of the Book, in Jerusalem]
Photo: Alexander Schick © www.bibelausstellung.de
Qumran, Cave 4
Where some of the best preserved of the Dead Sea Scrolls were found
Masada, Aerial View, from South
Masada fortress, from side of Herod's palace, looking north
Remains of the Roman Camp alongside Masada, from the siege of 71-72 A.D.
Masada, the Snake Path leading up to the Fortress
Ruins of the Masada Synagogue
Swimming Pool, in the Herodian Palace, Masada
Caesarea Philippi
Source of the Jordan River
The Seven Branched Candlestick, carried
by Roman soldiers
- detail on the Arch of Titus, in the Roman Forum
