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RM2G9KT12–5560. Upper part of a stone vessel incised with two doves and the Hebrew word 'Korban' which means Sacrifice, found in the excavations of Herodian J
RM2G9KRN6–2705. NAARAN - REMAINS OF THE 6TH. C. SYNAGOGUE LOCATED N/W OF JERICHO. THE MOSAIC FLOOR WAS DECORATED BY A ZODIAC WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY ICONOCLAST
RF2G9KR6J–6887. Reconstruction of King Herod’s Mausoleum at Herodium, south of Jerusalem. Herod’s sarcophagus was set in the center.
RF2G9KR8N–6887. Reconstruction of King Herod’s Mausoleum at Herodium, south of Jerusalem. Herod’s sarcophagus was set in the center.
RF2G9KRED–6904. Gaza, candelabra and Greek inscription carved in a column, perhaps part of a synagogue, today in the great mosque.
RF2G9KRHN–6917. Greek inscription on the wall from the chamber that contains the tombs of Isaac and Rebecca at the cave of Machpelah in Hebron.
RF2G9KPT9–6872. Assyrian soldier conducting captives on a reed boat. Relief from King Ashurbanipal from his palace in Nineveh, Iraq, dating c. 668-627 BC.
RF2G9KRDW–6903. Page from the “Bird’s heads Hagada” depicting making of Mazzah the Jewish Passover leveled bread. The earliest illuminated manuscript from Germa
RF2G9KRAY–6895. Beth Shean (Israel), limestone altar dedicated to God Dionysos, the Greek god of fertility, wine, and ecstasy, dating c. 2-3 C. AD. Dedicatory i
RF2G9KR5W–6882. Egyptian wooden model of a beer brewing and bresd backing workshop showing figures of men and women grounding flour, baking, mashing beer etc. c
RF2G9KR86–6887. Reconstruction of King Herod’s Mausoleum at Herodium, south of Jerusalem. Herod’s sarcophagus was set in the center.
RF2G9KR90–6888. Bust of King Herod, born c. 72 – 4 BC. was King of Judea from 37 – 4 BC. Built the 2nd. Temple in Jerusalem and many other monumental projects.
RF2G9KRKM–544. IMPERIAL ROMAN BRONZE COINS COMMEMORATING THE VICTORY OVER JUDEA IN 70/71 A.D. DEPICTING THE EMPEROR VESPASIAN ON THE FRONT, THE REVERSE SIDE SHO
RF2G9KRKB–544. IMPERIAL ROMAN BRONZE COINS COMMEMORATING THE VICTORY OVER JUDEA IN 70/71 A.D. DEPICTING THE EMPEROR VESPASIAN AND INSCRIBED (REVERSE): 'IVDEA CA
RF2G9KPYK–6878. Relief from the palace of the Assyrian King Ashurbanipal depicting the battle of Til-Tuba against the Elamite dating c. 660-650 BC. The detail d
RF2G9KT1A–6248. Clay seal, bulla, found at the Temple Mount excavations dating c. 9th. C. BC. The inscription reads: “Belonging to the Governor of the city”
RF2G9KR3X–6881. Jackal headed son of Egyptian God Horus. Wooden figure from the tomb of Nakhtefmut, c. 923 BC.
RF2G9KRYA–4097. BETH ALPHA SYNAGOGUE, ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN OF THE 6TH. C. SYNAGOGUE BASED ON THE IN-SITU ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDS
RF2G9KPTP–6878. Relief from the palace of the Assyrian King Ashurbanipal depicting the battle of Til-Tuba against the Elamite dating c. 660-650 BC. The detail d
RF2G9KR1E–6878. Relief from the palace of the Assyrian King Ashurbanipal depicting the battle of Til-Tuba against the Elamite dating c. 660-650 BC. The detail d
RF2G9KRNG–3847. SILVER AMULET CONTAINING THE DIVINE NAME - YAHVEH, DATING FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE 6TH. C. BC. FOUND IN JERUSALEM. THE INSCRIPTION WRITTEN IN A
RF2G9KPHT–6869. Canaanite inscription on a ceramic sherd dating c. 1130 BC. found in excavations of a Canaanite Temple at Lachish.
RF2G9KPMP–6870. Annunciation, mosaic dating c. 1291 in the Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Italy.
RM2F86P1C–6795. Marble chancel screen decorated with crosses, byzantine church, c. 6th. C. Massuot Yizhak, Negev, Israel
RM2F86N54–167. PART OF THE WALL ENCLOSING JERUSALEM BUILT IN THE 8TH C. B.C. BY KING HEZEKIAH TO PROTECT THE CITY FROM THE INVADING ASSYRIANS. EARLY STAGES OF E
RM2F86R5H–6855. Hebrew inscription from the 8th. C. BC. The explicit name of God appears in the text. 'Damned Hagaf ben Hagev (by) God”
RF2FJY9RE–6870. Annunciation, mosaic dating c. 1291 in the Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome, Italy.
RF2FJY9PC–6869. Canaanite inscription on a ceramic sherd dating c. 1130 BC. found in excavations of a Canaanite Temple at Lachish.
RF2FJY9KT–6868. Ostracon written in Proto-Canaanite script dating c. 10th. C. BC. found in Tel Lachish, Israel.
RM2F86PPJ–6849. The lighthouse of Alexandria (Egypt). Illustration from a manuscript by Abu Hamid Al-Gharnati dating 12th. C.
RM2F86PP8–6849. The lighthouse of Alexandria (Egypt). Illustration from a manuscript by Abu Hamid Al-Gharnati dating 12th. C.
RF2F86R13–6851. Purifying and mourning the dead, wall painting from the tomb of Nebamun and Ipuky, Thebes, Egypt. C. 1390-1349 BC.
RF2F86NGX–5298.. MOSAIC FLOOR FROM THE 4TH. C. A.D. SYNAGOGUE IN GAZA, DEPICTING KING DAVID PLAYING THE LYRE. Original mozaic which has been destroyed
RF2F86PC7–6812. Greek inscription reading: “Christ born of Mary…” from an entrance door of a byzantine church near the village of et-Taiyiba in the Jezraeel Val
RF2F86NWH–6347. Noah sending the dove, detail from the 11th. C. mosaic at St. Mark’s Basilica in Venice, Italy
RF2F86PTY–6851. Purifying and mourning the dead, wall painting from the tomb of Nebamun and Ipuky, Thebes, Egypt. C. 1390-1349 BC.
RF2F86P5P–6801. King Solomon, detail of the mosaic in the Basilica of St. Mark, dating 12th. C. Venice, Italy.
RF2F86PHN–6845. Mosaic panel depicting the lighthouse of Alexandria (Egypt). found in the Qasr Libya in Libya a 4 th. C. AD. Byzantine fortress.
RF2F86PD0–6819.THE TOMBS OF 'BNEI HEZIR' IN THE VALLEY OF KIDRON. BNEI HEZIR WERE A FAMILY OF PRIESTS FROM FIRST C. BC. JERUSALEM
RF2F86PDX–6820. Greek inscription, transcript of correspondence between Antiochus III and Ptolemy. Dating c. 223-187 BC. found in Hefzibah, Istael.
RF2F86P9T–6809. Funerary stele of Si Gabor, priest of the Moon God, Neo Hittite relief dating c. 7th. C. BC. Neirab, Syria.
RF2F86P3C–6801. The prophet Hosea, detail of the mosaic in the Basilica of St. Mark, dating 12th. C. Venice, Italy.
RF2F86R63–6857. Seraph, six winged angel attending God's presence in the heavenly temple, as described in Isaiah 6, fresco dating between 900-500 A.D. from Hagi
RF2F86NNH–6070. Plowing and sowing, wall painting from the tomb of Sennedjem in Thebes dating c. 1200 BC.
RF2F86PJX–6847. 14th. C. Arabic manuscript ‘Book of Wonders’, illustration depicting the lighthouse of Alexandria (Egypt).
RF2F86RB2–6858. Seraph, six winged angel attending God's presence in the heavenly temple, as described in Isaiah 6, fresco in the Cathedral of Santa Maria Nuova
RF2F86N72–1264. MOSAIC FLOOR OF THE 4 -5TH C. SYNAGOGUE IN HAMAT TIBERIAS. TORAH ARK FLANKED BY TWO LARGE CANDELABRA IS ON THE TOP PANEL. A ZODIAC WITH THE SUN
RF2F86NBJ–4060. AGRICULTURAL WORKS, HARVEST WHEAT COLLECTION AND REGISTRATION. THEBES, TOMB OF TUTHMOSIS IV. 1420 - 1411
RF2E1WNXW–6714. Tile depicting an Asiatic prisoner, dating c. 12th. C. BC. from the palace of king Ramesses III at Tell e-Yehudieh, Egypt.
RF2E1WPH1–4117. APHIK, GOLAN, ARCHITECTURAL COMPONENTS FROM A 4-5TH C. SYNAGOGUE. CANDELABRA (MENORAH) CARVED IN THE LOCAL BASALT STONE
RF2E1WPF9–1886. GOLDSMITHS AND PAINTERS, AND ARTISTS AT WORK, TOMB OF THE VIZIER REKHMIRE, XVIII. DYNASTY, EGYPT
RF2E1WP65–6737. Hebrew inscription from a tomb in Beth Loya in the Judean lowlands dating 6th. C. BC. The text reads: “Yahveh (is) the God of the whole earth…”
RF2E1WNGD–6694. Fresco depicting musicians and dancers, Etruscan burial chamber, Tomb of the Leopards, dating c. 480-450 BC.
RF2E1WP6T–6737. Hebrew inscription from a tomb in Beth Loya in the Judean lowlands dating 6th. C. BC. The text reads: “Yahveh (is) the God of the whole earth…”
RF2E1WNKY–6703. Queen Nefertari, wife of Pharaoh Ramesses II , holding a sistrum (musical instrument), wall painting from a tomb in Abu Simbel.
RF2E1WP84–6738. Handle from a stone vessel inscribed in Hebrew: ‘korban’ (sacrifice) found in the Temple mount excavations, dating from the Second Temple period
RF2E1WP9D–6743. Stele of the Assyrian king Sannacherib dating c. 705-681 BC. from Ninveh. The text records the king’s achievements, the king is shown praying to
RF2E1WNMD–6704. BENI HASAN (EGYPT) WALL PAINTING DEPICTING A GROUP OF SEMITIC PEOPLE, POSSIBLY CANAANITE MERCHANTS, ON THE WAY TO EGYPT, C. 1900 BC.
