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Maps from The Survey of Israel

Madaba Mosaic Map

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The Survey of Israel, 1966
Order Number: MADA
Dimensions (in inches) 32.5 width x 22.5 height

Reproduced by the Survey of Israel and the Israel Exploration Society, from Palmer and Guthe's Reproduction, 1906.

MADAD1.jpg (158339 bytes)Click on the photo at the left to examine the detail of this ancient map. Pictured is the city of Jerusalem (then Aelia Capitolina) as it appears in the Madaba Mosaic Map. The Madaba Mosaic Map is an index map of the region, dating from the sixth century CE, preserved in the floor of the Greek Orthodox Basilica of St. George.

The mosaic provides the earliest extant representation of Jerusalem. The map provides important details as to its 6th century landmarks. This map is one key in developing scholarly knowledge about the physical layout of Jerusalem after CE 70.

We recommend you also consider the Jerusalem Old City Map for your collection.



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