Field Survey Videos

BibleWalks has added a new aspect of the exploration of the Bible Lands.  As reported on 11/9/24, a new video camera (DJI Osmo Pocket 3) was added to BibleWalks survey team. It assists in recording our field surveys, adding live video capture options.   The survey videos are also embedded in our reviews of the sites.

The following field surveys were released and available on YouTube:

  • Horvat Kush – an Iron age fortress on bank of Jabneel stream, northern Jordan valley area.
  • Horvat A-Dir – ruins of an Iron Age fortress, later converted to a Byzantine period monastery
  • Horvat Nurit (Khirbet Nuris) – archaeological ruin on the northern foothills of Mt. Gilboa
  • Tell Ubeidiya – archaeological site located near the Jordan River crossing
  • Tel Issachar – Canaanite and Israelite city, located on the north bank of Issachar brook
  • Tel Nami – Middle and Late Bronze port city in HaBonim Nature reserve
  • Horvat Ziwan (Khirbat ez-Zawiyan) – An impressive Iron age II fortress south of Nahal Tabor

We hope this additional media option will enrich your Bible Walking experience.

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New Video recorder

A new video camera (DJI Osmo Pocket 3) was added to BibleWalks survey team. It will assist in recording our surveys, adding live video capture options.

First released survey: Horvat Kush – an Iron age fortress in the northern Jordan valley area.

 

 

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New drone views

A weekend hike, to Samaria and the Jordan valley, yielded 3 new exciting drone views:

  • Tell el-Hilu – an archaeological mound, at the junction of Wadis el-Helwah and el-Malih
  • Khirbet Makhruk – Ruins of a large Canaanite fortified city and Israelite Kingdom period fortresses
  • Tel Rechov – one of the largest cities in the region during the LB and Iron Age I-IIa periods

Click to view…

 

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