All proceeds from sales of the items listed below go towards funding the Tiberias excavation and the publication of its final report *

A. The final report of Prof. Yizhar Hirschfeld's excavations of the Byzantine church on Mt. Bernice, overlooking the current excavation, is available for purchase. Price: $30

B. The Tiberias Project has issued a limited edition of fine quality replicas of the "Jesus Coin" found in the Tiberias excavation. This Byzantine coin, minted in Constantinople, is the only one of its kind to be found in Israel. It was minted in celebration of the first millennium to Jesus' birth. There is an image of Jesus on the obverse side of the coin, while on the converse side an inscription in Greek states: "Jesus Christ King of Kings". Price: $10

All proceeds from sales of the items listed below go towards funding the Tiberias excavation and the publication of its final report

C. The newly published handbook of primary sources relating to the ancient city of Tiberias. Roman, Byzantine, and Early Muslim Tiberias: A Handbook of Primary Sources includes the most updated information available about ancient Tiberias.

It contains a broad selection of written sources, including interpretations of coins, inscriptions from Tiberias, referring to the city, as well as updated plans, maps and artist’s reconstructions of the city during the Roman/ Byzantine era. Price: $20

D. "A very large village of Jews" is how the Church Father, Eusebius of Caesarea, defined En-Gedi in the early fourth century C.E. This definition was expressed in striking and tangible form in the excavations conducted there by Yizhar Hirschfeld. During seven seasons of excavations (1996-2002) streets, dwellings, shops, courtyards, storerooms, installations for processing agricultural products, water supply systems and more we exposed. The wealth of finds and the wide range of vessels uncovered during the excavations illuminate the daily life of En-Gedi's inhabitants in the Roman-Byzantine period.

The book which Prof. Hirschfeld did not live to see and enjoy, presents the principals of this excavation. Price: $100

To order any of these items please make out checks to "Tiberias Excavation" and mail to:
Tiberias Excavations
Institute of Archaeology
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Jerusalem 91905
ISRAEL

*All prices include sales tax and shipping.  Publications are all limited editions.