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View of mosaic floor of an ancient Byzantine church, in Khirbet Hanoot, the lower Judaean Mountains, central Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKhirbet Qeiyafa, Biblical site located in the Elah Valley, Israel. Strategic location associated with the Kingdom of Judah and debated by archaeologists whether it contained the palace of King David Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLarge panoramic view of Mosaic floor of a Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands, Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoLarge panoramic view of Mosaic floor of a Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands, Israel Royalty-Free Stock Photo4th century mosaic floor from the ancient Samaritan synagogue at Khirbet Samara (On display at the Israel Museum). Depicts a Torah ark and the facade of a temple
Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKhirbet Qeiyafa, Biblical site located in the Elah Valley, Israel. Strategic location associated with the Kingdom of Judah and debated by archaeologists whether it contained the palace of King David Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCave of the Dead Sea Scrolls, known as Qumran cave 4, one of the caves in which the scrolls were found at the ruins of Khirbet Qumran in the desert of Israel. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCave of the Dead Sea Scrolls, known as Qumran cave 4, one of the caves in which the scrolls were found at the ruins of Khirbet Qumran in the desert of Israel. Royalty-Free Stock Photoancient stone millstones found at excavations next to Khirbet Midras, Judean Hills, Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCave of the Dead Sea Scrolls, known as Qumran cave 4, one of the caves in which the scrolls were found at the ruins of Khirbet Qumran in the desert of Israel. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoMount Nebo Landscape with Khirbet al-Mukhayyat Village in Jordan with Olive Trees Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRemains of Hyrcania, Khirbet el-Mird or Horcania an ancient fortress in Judean Desert. Was built by Hasmonean ruler John Hyrcanus in the 2nd or 1st century BCE. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoQumran, Israel - August 13, 2023: Cave of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Qumran cave 4, at the ruins of Khirbet Qumran in the Judean desert of Israel near the Dead Sea.. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCave of the Dead Sea Scrolls, known as Qumran cave 4, one of the caves in which the scrolls were found at the ruins of Khirbet Qumran in the desert of Israel. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoMosaic floor detail. The ruins of the city of the Byzantine period. Khirbet CASTRA. Haifa, Israel. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoDead sea and Judean Desert view from the hill with Remains of an ancient fortress Hyrcania, Khirbet el-Mird or Horcania. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoWide panorama of Dead sea and Judean Desert view from the hill with Remains of an ancient fortress Hyrcania, Khirbet el-Mird or Horcania. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoView of ancient ruins, in Khirbet Hanoot, the lower Judaean Mountains, central Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoView of ancient ruins, in Khirbet Hanoot, the lower Judaean Mountains, central Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoCave 4 is the fourth cave found around Khirbet Qumran. Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKhirbet Qeiyafa, Biblical site located in the Elah Valley, Israel. Strategic location associated with the Kingdom of Judah and debated by archaeologists whether it contained the palace of King David Royalty-Free Stock PhotoThe natural beauty of the spring, with its green plains and terrain ripples.
Khirbet Deir al Assal , Irbid- Jordan Royalty-Free Stock Photoold ruined settlement . Khirbet Berg , Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKhirbet Qeiyafa, Biblical site located in the Elah Valley, Israel. Strategic location associated with the Kingdom of Judah and debated by archaeologists whether it contained the palace of King David Royalty-Free Stock PhotoSpring Blossom in the Judean Foothills (Shephela, Shfela), Judea, Israel. Cercis siliquastrum (Judas Tree), Pines, Mustard Flowers, and a ruin Royalty-Free Stock PhotoKhirbet Qeiyafa, Biblical site located in the Elah Valley, Israel. Strategic location associated with the Kingdom of Judah and debated by archaeologists whether it contained the palace of King David Royalty-Free Stock PhotoRuins of Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands of Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFragment of Mosaic floor of a Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands. Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFragment of Mosaic floor of a Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands. Israel Royalty-Free Stock PhotoFragment of Mosaic floor of a Byzantine church. Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya at Judean lowlands. Israel Royalty-Free Stock Photo
