Jerusalem Middle East Regional Archaeology

Jerusalem Middle East Regional Archaeology

This category is for websites about the archaeology of the city of Jerusalem.

See Also:

Pyramids in Jerusalem - Describes a stylized image of a pyramid-topped first-century tomb on an ossuary at the Cincinnati Art Museum. [Archaeology Magazine]
Old City - History and archaeology of Jerusalem's Old City.
Bible Places: Hezekiah's Tunnel - Features a number of photos of the tunnel. Includes links to other sites.
The Jerusalem Archaeological Park - Includes the Temple Mount, Mount of Olives and the Kidron and Hinnom Valleys. Map, timeline, virtual reconstruction, biographies, history, bibliography, visitor information.
The Temple Mount in Jerusalem - Plan, description and analysis of the site by Leen Ritmeyer, with reconstructions of the temple built by Herod the Great. Sales of drawings, posters, and slides.
Bible Places: Warren's Shaft - Photos of this underground tunnel system discovered by Charles Warren in the 1860s.
Dating of King Hezekiah's Tunnel Verified by Scientists - Press release stating that radiometric dating of the Siloam Tunnel in Jerusalem shows that it was excavated about 700 years before the Common Era, and can be safely attributed to the Judean King Hezekiah.
The Temple Mount Archaeological Destruction - Raises the issue of destruction of archeological artifacts caused by current construction.
Hezekiah's Tunnel - A collection of pictures of the tunnel taken in 1995. Includes historical facts, physical characteristics, and quotes from the Bible and other historical sources.

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