Deus Artefacta: Maps and Charts

Oct 5, 2016

Maps and Charts

Maps, Charts and Timelines

Unlocking the geographical secrets of the Middle East can be a daunting task. Fortunately, for those looking to gain a better understanding of the region, there are a number of useful maps and charts available from the Biblical Archaeology Textbook, the Madaba Map, and other sources.

The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago Map Series is a particularly helpful source for those looking to explore the geography of the Ancient Near East with accuracy. This series contains detailed maps of the countries of the Middle East, allowing for exploration of the region's past and present.

Another great resource is the interactive Dead Sea Level chart, which allows users to see how the sea level has changed over time. This is a great tool for those looking to gain a better understanding of the region's topography.

For those looking to explore the historic sites of the Middle East, interactive maps of first century Israel and the northern Dead Sea sites, including Tall el-Hammam, are available from Bible History Online. Additionally, an interactive map of the northern and southern locations of the Cities of the Plain is also available.

These maps and charts are invaluable aids for those looking to gain a better understanding of the geography of the Middle East. With their help, unlocking the secrets of this fascinating region is now easier than ever.These Maps and Charts assist in the understanding of the geography of the Middle East.