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This is a photo of the model of the Jerusalem Theatre in Jesus' time. Identified by Chris Bullard.

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This is a photo of the model of the Damascus gate in Jesus' time.

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Antonio's Fortress, built by Herod the Great. It is located on the Northern wall of the Temple Mount and it housed the Roman Garrison stationed at Jerusalem. The South wall of the Fortress would allow the guard to look right over into the Temple mount area. This is where Paul would have been taken when rescued from the mob by the Roman guard.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus's time. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash.

Photo by Jerry Culbertson. Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus's time.

Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is a photo of the model of Herod's Temple in Jesus' time. Also known as the Second Temple or Beit HaMikdash. Courtesy of Jerry Culbertson.

Contact Jerry at the link below about conducting a Bible Archaeology Seminar at your church.

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This is an example of a Roman theater.

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Masada Top The top of the mountain fortress provided a fairly large area for construction of the living area of the fortress.

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The slopes of Masada were too steep for the Roman army to scale with their siege equipment so they had slaves work for months to construct this rocky ramp up the side of the mountain fortress.

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This is a view of the Roman military camp as seen from the mountain fortress of Masada.