Monolith of Silwan - Tomb of Pharaoh's daughter - Vici.org

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Surroundings:

Titus' triumphal procession

Pedestral Hadrian

Pool of Siloam

Golden gate

Mosaic floor from 5th century.

Jerusalem on the Madaba map.

Jerusalem on the Madaba map.

Ancient map of Jerusalem.

Ancient map of Jerusalem.

Madaba map

Ancient map of Jerusalem.

Ancient map of Jerusalem behind the door.

Antonia Fortress

Jerusalem Cardo

Jerusalem Cardo

Madaba map

Jerusalem Bethesda

Pool of Bethesda

Malha - Bronze Age Necropolis

Neolithic settlement, seventh millenium BC

Beit Sahur, Shepherds Church

Church of St. John built over early Byzantine church

Plan of the ancient remains

Grave or burial field

Location:

PS, Jerusalem
geo:31.774151,35.23811
Location ± 0-5 m.

Class:

Grave or burial field
visible

Identifiers:

vici:place=45818

Annotations

The Monolith of Silwan is a rock-cut tomb located in Silwan, Jerusalem, dates to the period of the Kingdom of Judah.

See:

David Ussishkin, "The Necropolis from the Time of the Kingdom of Judah at Silwan, Jerusalem". American Schools of Oriental Research, 1970, pp. 42–44

Relevant museums

Archeologisch museum van Amman

Het oude archeologische museum van Jordanië.

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Jerusalem, Ahiel`s House

Iron Age household.

Jerusalem, "tomb of Zachariah"

Hellenistic tomb

Jerusalem, Davidson Center

Situated in the Jerusalem Archaeological Park, the Davidson Center is immediately southwest of the Temple complex. You can see finds from Jerusalem's Jewish, Roman, Byzantine, and Early Islamic past.