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This is an incredible website for anyone traveling to Israel:
biblewalks.com
It reminds me of Bill Thayer's wonderful Umbria website. It is filled with detailed information about main sites and more obscure ones.
There are many Ancient Roman sites in Israel and I am using this site to plan our November trip. For example, Roman Road milestones in the hills west of Jerusalem: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/ElahValleyRomanRoad.html
This page is the main index by region: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/Sites.html
On our March trip this year we visted steps on an old Roman Road which are described on Bible Walks: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/HorvatHanut.html
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Biblewalks home page - Holy Land sites review - a gateway to the Land of the Bible, home of the New and Old Testaments. Packed with original images and information, BibleWalks highlights the wonders and charm of the region and its relevance to the historical and Biblical roots.
biblewalks.com
It reminds me of Bill Thayer's wonderful Umbria website. It is filled with detailed information about main sites and more obscure ones.
There are many Ancient Roman sites in Israel and I am using this site to plan our November trip. For example, Roman Road milestones in the hills west of Jerusalem: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/ElahValleyRomanRoad.html
This page is the main index by region: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/Sites.html
On our March trip this year we visted steps on an old Roman Road which are described on Bible Walks: https://biblewalks.com/Sites/HorvatHanut.html