ManuscriptsDead Sea Scrolls
Ancient copies showing the textual transmission of the Old Testament.
Source: The Israel Museum
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A visual observatory of archaeological finds, inscriptions, and documentary sources that illuminate the biblical world.
ManuscriptsAncient copies showing the textual transmission of the Old Testament.
Source: The Israel Museum
InscriptionsThe earliest extra-biblical reference to Israel, carved in Egyptian royal stone.
Source: The Egyptian Museum, Cairo
ObjectsAn Assyrian chronicle describing the campaign against Judah and Jerusalem’s siege.
Source: British Museum
InscriptionsA famous Aramaic fragment mentioning the House of David in royal context.
Source: The Israel Museum
MonumentsA defensive waterwork connecting the Gihon Spring to the Pool of Siloam.
Source: City of David
PlacesStrata, seals, and structures placing Davidic monarchy in Jerusalem.
Source: City of David
ObjectsA diplomatic archive illuminating Canaanite cities and their political tensions.
Source: Vorderasiatisches Museum
CoinsSeal and administrative symbols associated with Judah’s reforming reign.
Source: Israel Antiquities Authority