By archaeologist James F. Strange, professor of religious studies, University of South Florida
Beautiful images of historic Galilee, an area laden with the remains of Biblical cities, ancient synagogues, churches and Crusader fortresses. Covers prehistory through the Crusader period, including such important sites as Megiddo, Hammath Tiberias, Capernaum and Sepphoris.
MAJOR TOPICS: General Views Before the Hebrews Iron Age, Persian and Hellenistic Periods (1200-63 B.C.) Early Roman and Herodian Periods (63 B.C.-70 A.D.) Roman Period (70-324 A.D.) Byzantine Period (324-640 A.D.) Crusader Period (1099-1291 A.D.) Churches Commemorating Christian Events Animals in the Huleh
PARTIAL LIST OF SLIDES: Tiberias Mt. Carmel Caves Stone Circles in Golan Hazor, Shrine of the Stelae Megiddo, Ivory Winged Bes Dor, Persian Period Figurines Dan, Platform at City Gate Gamla, Synagogue Hippos/Susita Kedesh, Roman Temple Beth Shearim, Menorah Sarcophagus Beth-Shean, Mosaic Portrait Hammath Tiberias Mosaic, Zodiac Capernaum, Simon Peter's House Chorazin, Medusa Head Sepphoris, Bronze Prometheus Nabratein, Pediment of Stone Ark Tabgha Mosaic, Loaves and Fishes Beth Alpha, The Binding of Isaac Belvoir Castle, Crusader Architecture Nimrod, FortiŪcations Acre, Turkish Walls Nazareth, Church of the Annunciation Nutria
BAS, 1989. 140 slides. 34-page caption booklet. ISBN 1-880317-35-4
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