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Aerial view of ancient ruins along a coastline, with stone structures and an amphitheater near the sea, surrounded by water and rocky shores.
Source

Herod’s Caesarea

Late 1st Century BCE
Aerial view of an ancient stone amphitheater surrounded by green fields, scattered trees, and ruins of other structures in a rural landscape.
Source

Samaria-Sebaste

Late 1st Century BCE
Aerial view of mountain with ruins on top, surrounded by desert landscape, and a sea in the background.
Source

Fortress at Machaerus

90 BCE–72 CE
An ancient, curved metal dagger and scabbard displayed side by side on a flat surface. The dagger has a corroded blade and worn surface, and a hilt with three rounded knobs.
Source

Sica Dagger

1st Century BCE
Front and back images of three ancient silver coins arranged in three rows. The front of each coin, shown on the left, depicts a chalice with Paleo-Hebrew script around the edge. The back of each coin, shown on the right, depicts a stylized plant surrounded by Paleo-Hebrew script.
Source

Coins from the First Jewish Revolt

66–73
Painting of people, including soldiers, fighting on top of and next to a stone-walled building. Flames and smoke emerge from parts of the building, and winged angels appear in the top left.
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Destruction of the Temple of Jerusalem

1867
Ancient, weathered stone relief showing people in robes carrying a large menorah and other objects in a procession.
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Arch of Titus

81
Black-and-white photo of a large amphitheater, showing its ancient stone arches and partial ruin. The large amphitheater stands alone, with some missing sections and an empty foreground.
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Flavian Amphitheater (Colosseum)

ca. 60–ca. 80
A fragment of ancient, worn papyrus with faded Greek writing in black ink. The document is yellowed and torn in several places, with large missing sections and frayed edges.
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Greek Letter from the Cave of Letters

132–135
Ancient coin with a profile of an emperor on one side and inscribed Greek text surrounded by a laurel wreath on the other. The coin appears worn and dark in color.
Source

Coin from Sepphoris during the Reign of Caracalla

211–217
Black-and-white illustrated map of Byzantine Jerusalem, showing labeled landmarks: Basilica of Holy Zion, Nea Church, Hippicus (David's Tower), Holy Sepulchre, Damascus Gate, Temple Mount (abandoned), and Siloam Church.
Source

Jerusalem in the Byzantine Period (Drawing)

ca. 4th Century
Front and back of an ancient silver coin. One side shows a profile of a man's head with curly hair, while the other side depicts a seated figure holding a bird, with Greek inscriptions beside the figure.
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Alexander the Great Coin

4th Century BCE

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