A new site was added in the Jerusalem region: Elaborate underground complexes of Early Roman tombs, located in the Sanhedria neighborhood in Northern Jerusalem.
Read more on Sanhedria
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A new site was added in the Jerusalem region: Elaborate underground complexes of Early Roman tombs, located in the Sanhedria neighborhood in Northern Jerusalem.
Read more on Sanhedria
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New site added – Ruins of a 8th century church located on Mt. Berniki (Berenice), high above the Roman city of Tiberias. Nicknamed ‘the Anchor Church’ based on a relic stone found embedded in its apse.
Visit the site of Berniki hill in Tiberias.
New site added –
Karm er-Ras is possible location of Jesus’s first miracle – turning water to wine. The site is located near the traditional place in Kafr Kanna.
Visit the site of Karm er-Ras
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A new site was added: Kh. Ferasin, a large fortified Tel, situated near an ancient strategic road in the Northern Samaria region.
visit Ferasin
New site added in Jerusalem area: Ramat Rachel.
Ruins of a royal palace and administration center, on the south outskirts of Jerusalem, overlooking the road to Bethlehem and Hebron.
A new site was added in the Shefela area – Tel Haror. Ruins of a multi-period massive Biblical city. A possible identification is Gerar, an important royal city in the age of the Patriarchs.
See the Tel Haror page.
A new site was added in Jaffa area: public fountains (Sebils) dated to the Ottoman period.
Read more: Jaffa Sebils
A site was reviewed in the Upper Galilee area- Temple cave: A mysterious complex of caves above the Kziv stream, in the Upper Galilee area, with a large engraving of an ancient Roman soldier on the surface of the cliff.
Read more: Temple cave