The Biyar spring and shaft tunnel – one of the sources of Solomon’s pools; fed the “Upper aqueduct” that supplied water to Jerusalem.
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Author Archive: Admin
17th Year Anniversary
- Total published sites: 513 (many more to come…)
- Total photos: >18,900 (in 2 resolutions)
- Total Info pages: 43
- Total Maps: 23
- 300+ aerial views
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New Site – Tell Migda’
New page added in the Jordan valley area – Tell Migda’
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New site – Mt. Poriya
A new page was added in the area of the Sea of Galilee – Mt. Poriya sites
This overview page reviews ancient sites on Mt. Poriya.
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New Info Page: Ancient Games
A new info page was added – an overview and examples of ancient games in the Holy Land.
Read more on Ancient Games.
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New info page: Columbarium
A new info page was added – an overview of the Columbarium – a common farming installation found in many sites in Israel.
Read more on Columbarium
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New drone views
A weekend hike, to Samaria and the Jordan valley, yielded 3 new exciting drone views:
- Tell el-Hilu – an archaeological mound, at the junction of Wadis el-Helwah and el-Malih
- Khirbet Makhruk – Ruins of a large Canaanite fortified city and Israelite Kingdom period fortresses
- Tel Rechov – one of the largest cities in the region during the LB and Iron Age I-IIa periods
Click to view…
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Ramat Boker – drone photos
New Drone photos were captured in the Iron Age fortress “Ramat Boker” (Ezboah) in the Negev region.
Drone video: YouTube video. (Join our channel!)
Site: https://biblewalks.com/ramatboker
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Text-2-Image illustrations
Started to use Open AI tool of Dall-E 2 – a new AI (Artificial Intelligence) system that can create realistic images and art from a description in natural language.
First use in web page: Burnt House.
Also used Stable Diffusion online with text, such as: “Greeks battle Hasmoneans”:
Yet another good text-2-image: Craiyon
These programs are a branch of AI that generate data, such as drawings in this case, hence they are called Generative Artificial Intelligence. The illustrations provide supporting material to the descriptions in BibleWalks.com. Therefore – future helps to shape the past!
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