5253. Mozaic floor of possibly the oldest Christian Church in the Holy Land dating from c. 3rd. C. The church is located near Megiddo, the biblical site of Armageddon. The Greek mozaic inscriptions consecrates the place to Jesus Christ.

6099. Byzantine church of Kyria Maria in Beth Shean (Israel). Greek inscription from the mosaic floor.

6099. Byzantine church of Kyria Maria in Beth Shean (Israel). Greek inscription from the mosaic floor.

6099. Byzantine church of Kyria Maria in Beth Shean (Israel). Greek inscription from the mosaic floor.

6101. Beth Shean, Hebrew inscription from a late Roman mosaic floor.

6101. Beth Shean, Hebrew inscription from a late Roman mosaic floor.

6108. Caesarea, mosaic floor dating c. 6th. C. AD decorated with animals and geometric shapes, the center depicts a woman holding a fruit basket with the Greek name of Kalokeria.Pic. bottom part with inscription

6112. Byzantine church in Khirbet Tinshemet (Israel), Greek dedicatory inscription from the mosaic floor

6114. Hirbeth Hanut (Israel), Greek inscription from the mosaic floor of the monastery.

6116. Beth Shean ‘birds’ mosaic, Byzantine period c. 5-6th. C. AD. Greek inscription.

6117.Mosaic floor from the Byzantine church in Khirbet Beit Lei or Beth Loya, Judean hill country .

6123. Deir Quala, mosaic floor from the byzantine church

6149. HIRBET ED-DER – AN EARLY BYZANTINE (C. 5-6TH. C) MONASTERY IN THE SOUTHERN WILDERNESS OF JUDEA. THE MONASTERY WAS BUILT INTO THE EXISTING CAVES, SOME OF THE ROOMS AND CHAPELS WERE DECORATED WITH MOSAIC FLOORS.

6150. Greek inscription from a Byzantine mosaic floor found in the Armenian garden in Jerusalem.

6178. Greek inscription from a mosaic floor mentioning Emperor Justinian, dating c. 4-5th. C. AD. Jerusalem, Damask Gate.

6184. Inscription in Georgian script dating 430 AD from the remains of St. Theodore Georgian monastery in Bir el-Qutt, in the Judean desert south of Jerusalem