Jericho NT
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The area surrounding the modern city of Jericho contains many remains from the Second Temple (New Testament) Period—especially those from the Hasmoneans and Herod the Great.
A number of palaces, ritual baths, swiming pools, etc. have been excavated by Ehud Netzer at Tulul Abu el–Alaiq on the northern and southern banks of the Wadi Qilt. The remains of a theater and stadium have been found at Tell es–Samarat—located to the north of the Herodian Palaces.
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Overview of Palaces

Herod's Third Palace

Great Reception Hall

Great Reception Hall Detail

Peristyle Courtyard 1

Roman Bath

Sweating Room

Double Pool

Opus Reticulatum

Peristyle Courtyard 2

Ritual Bath

Ritual Bath 2

Pool for Balsam Branches

Pool for Balsam Branches 2

Hasmonean Palaces

Hasmonean Palaces Detail

Hippodrome/Stadium

Theater
Keywords: NT Jericho, New Testament, Herod, Herodian, Tulul abu el-Alaiq, Israel, Palestine, Wadi Qilt