Provides wonderful insight on what was life in Israel before during and after the 1st century revolt against the romans. Very well preserved site

Provides wonderful insight on what was life in Israel before during and after the 1st century revolt against the romans. Very well preserved site
really intersting site, only marred by hordes of screaming children who wouldnt keep quiet during the guided tour
One of the richest antiquities sites in Israel. Very unique. Not far from major city and main roads yet seemingly in a world of its own.
The archaeological dig at Beth Shearim should not be missed. It is very impressive and give one the feel of the ancient city, destroyed by an earthquake.
Interesting over a thousand years old burial place with impressively carved sarcopags located in a nice park in the beautiful town of Tivon, 20 km east os Haifa
I know of many archaeological sites in this little corner of the world, but it you already know the literature well, and want to get a FEELING of what life was really about, this is the best of them. That may seem an odd thing to say, since the main centers of interest here are the burial caves of some...
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This is a collection of burial caves, some very large, in which important Jewish leaders from 3rd century are buried. The big caves are well lit, and could be visited from inside. The many large sarcophagi bear Jewish symbols and drawings, but only few names. The place itself is a national park, and as such, it is open all days,...
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