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Map of Roman Palestine xvii

2.1

Relief with theatre masks, Katzrin 34

2.2

Floor mosaic with Dionysiac procession in the triclinium of a villa in Sepphoris 37

2.3

Byzantine pillar with medusa, Caesareu 43

14.1

The so‐called ‘Gaza Jar’ from the Ramat Hanadiv excavations (southern Carmel area) 269

14.2 and 14.3

Byzantine period oil lamps from the Ein Gedi excavations 272

14.4

Stone vessels from the Temple Mount area in Jerusalem, 1st century ce  273

14.5

Glass vessels from a burial cave at Hurfeish, Upper Galilee—an example of the third–fourth century Galilean group 276

14.6

Reconstruction of a warp‐weighted loom using weights found in excavations 278

14.7

Reconstruction of lever‐and‐weight oil press, lever‐and‐screw oil press, and direct‐pressure‐screw oil press 283

14.8

Reconstruction of a wine press from Ramat Hanadiv 286

19.1

Notched line pattern 369

19.2

Notched gamma pattern 369

19.3 and 19.4

Ancient Jewish men's clothing 371

19.5 and 19.6

Ancient Jewish women's clothing 372

21.1

Gold assemblage found in a late Roman tomb in Jerusalem drawn by de Ridder 396

21.2

Byzantine period glass pendant with the depiction of a cross and a menorah 398

23.1

Reconstruction of a house at Qatzrin, fourth–fifth centuries ce  421

23.2

Yussuf Qahadi, owner of a house at ed‐Dhahiriya, interviewed by Yizhar Hirschfeld, standing in front of his house 422

23.3

Reconstruction of a courtyard house at Capernaum, first–second centuries ce  425

23.4

Reconstruction of a house at Horvat Susiya, sixth–eighth centuries ce  426

23.5

Reconstruction of the main entrance to the house at Horvat Susiya 426

23.6

Plan of Building XII at Mampsis, second–third centuries ce  427

23.7

Plan and sections of Building III at Umm el‐Jimal, second–third centuries ce  428

23.8

Reconstruction of a house excavated at Horvat Shema', fourth–fifth centuries ce  434

24.1

The Tomb of Jason, Jerusalem 444

24.2

The Tomb of Zechariah, Jerusalem 444

24.3

The Tomb of Absalom, Jerusalem 445

24.4

Decorated limestone ossuary of the Nicanor family 449

24.5

Tomb of Nicanor and Menachem Ussishkin, Mt. Scopus, Jerusalem 453

24.6

Façade of Bet She'arim, Catacomb 20 454

24.7

Lion sarcophagus, Catacomb 20, Bet She'arim 455

28.1

(a) Galilean‐type synagogue, Capernaum; (b) basilical‐type synagogue, Bet Alpha; (c) transitional‐type synagogue, Eshtemoa 527

28.2

Panel in Hammat Tiberias synagogue mosaic floor, with Temple facade, menorot, shofar, lulav, etrog, and incense shovel 530

28.3

Central panel in Hammat Tiberias synagogue mosaic floor, with the Zodiac and the sun god Helios 531

28.4

Western wall of Dura Europos synagogue 533

28.5

The three panels of the Hammat Tiberias synagogue mosaic floor. Top: Torah shrine and cluster of Jewish symbols; middle: zodiac with Helios in the centre; bottom: dedicatory inscriptions 535

28.6

Reconstructed drawing of the seven registers of the Sepphoris synagogue mosaic floor 537

28.7

Location of mosaic floor in the Bet Alpha synagogue 538

30.1

Oil lamp with attached reservoir (Sabbath lamp?) from Hebron, 3rd–4th c. ce  572

30.2

The ‘four species’ of Sukkot—closed palm frond, myrtle, and two willow branches, as well as the etrog—on a coin from the second year of the Bar Kokhba revolt (133/4 ce) 579

33.1

Sepphoris, the theatre built on the northern slope of the acropolis 627

33.2

Gerasa, southern view of the hippodrome 631

33.3

Scythopolis, general view of the amphitheatre 633

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