Beth Shemesh Collection

Gustave Dore Bible: Return of the Ark to Beth-Shemesh (engraving)
5221438 Gustave Dore Bible: Return of the Ark to Beth-Shemesh (engraving) by Dore, Gustave (1832-83); Private Collection; (add.info.: Return of the Ark to Beth-Shemesh)

Return of the Ark to Beth Shemesh, by Dore - Bible
3780053 Return of the Ark to Beth Shemesh, by Dore - Bible by Dore, Gustave (1832-83); (add.info.: The return of the Ark of the Covenant to Beth Shemesh, engraving by Gustave Dore)

Jaffa Jerusalem Beth Shemesh Excavations North Wall
Jaffa to Jerusalem, Beth Shemesh. Excavations of North Wall. I Sam. 69. 1950, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Jaffa Jerusalem Beth Shemesh Beit Jamal 1950
Jaffa to Jerusalem, Beth Shemesh from Beit Jamal. 1950, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh dumps Line basket women silhouetted
Beth Shemesh the dumps. Line of basket women silhouetted against horizon. 1898, Archaeological sites, Excavation, Israel

Beth Shemesh 1931 Archaeological sites Pottery
Beth Shemesh, May 1931. 1931, Archaeological sites, Pottery, Israel

Beth Shemesh 1898 Archaeological sites Israel
Beth Shemesh. 1898, Archaeological sites, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh 1931 Antiquities Israel Bet-Shemesh
Beth Shemesh, May 1931. 1931, Antiquities, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh 1931 Archaeological sites Israel
Beth Shemesh, May 1931. 1931, Archaeological sites, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh 1931 Ruins Archaeological sites
Beth Shemesh, 1931. 1931, Ruins, Archaeological sites, Israel

Beth Shemesh Bethshems 1931 Ruins Archaeological sites
Beth Shemesh, Bethshems, 1931. 1931, Ruins, Archaeological sites, Israel

Beth Shemesh 1898 Israel Bet-Shemesh Extinct city
Beth Shemesh. 1898, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh Shems 1931 Antiquities Israel Bet-Shemesh
Beth Shemesh--Shems, May 1931. 1931, Antiquities, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

Beth Shemesh 1898 Ruins Archaeological sites
Beth Shemesh 1898, Ruins, Archaeological sites, Israel

Excavations Ain Shems Beth Shemesh Sharon Plain
Excavations. Ain Shems (Beth Shemesh) on the Sharon Plain. Beth Shemesh from hills of Beit Jamal. Telephoto showing Zora to extreme right. 1920, Israel, Bet-Shemesh (Extinct city)

PALESTINE: BEIT SHEMESH. Ruins of an outer wall of the ancient city of Beit Shemesh, Palestine. Photograph, 1931

PALESTINE: BEIT SHEMESH. Man overlooking a landscape near the ancient city of Beit Shemesh, Palestine. Photograph, 1931

PALESTINE: BEIT SHEMESH. Ruins of the ancient city of Beit Shemesh, Palestine. Photograph, 1931

PALESTINE: BEIT SHEMESH. Workers excavating the ruins of the ancient city of Beit Shemesh, Palestine. Photograph, 1931

PALESTINE: BEIT SHEMESH. Archaeologists at the ruins of the ancient city of Beit Shemesh, Palestine. Photograph, 1931

ARK OF COVENANT. Ashdod is smitten with pestilence and there is a plague of mice (I Samuel 5)
ARK OF COVENANT. Ashdod is smitten with pestilence and there is a plague of mice (I Samuel 5: 6-7); the Ark comes to Beth-Shemesh, drawn by two milch kine (I Samuel 6: 2-13)

ARK OF COVENANT. The Ark of the Covenant comes to Beth-Shemesh drawn by two milch kine (I Samuel 6: 2-13). Wood engraving, 19th century

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"Beth Shemesh: Unveiling the Ancient Treasures and Rich History" Step into the enchanting world of Beth Shemesh, a captivating archaeological site that holds secrets from centuries past. As we delve into its fascinating story, let us embark on a journey through time. Gustave Dore's Bible engraving, "Return of the Ark to Beth-Shemesh, " transports us back to biblical times when this ancient city played a significant role in religious events. The artwork beautifully depicts the awe-inspiring moment when the sacred Ark was brought back to its rightful place. The Return of the Ark is not the only remarkable event etched in history at Beth Shemesh. Excavations along its North Wall unearthed remnants that shed light on Jaffa Jerusalem's connection with this mystical land. Beit Jamal in 1950 also witnessed astonishing discoveries, further enriching our understanding of this historical gem. Silhouetted against stunning landscapes, women can be seen carrying Line baskets at Beth Shemesh dumps. This poignant image captures their daily lives and offers glimpses into their vibrant culture. Archaeological sites within they have yielded countless treasures over time. Pottery fragments discovered in 1931 provide valuable insights into ancient craftsmanship and artistic expressions prevalent during that era. These artifacts serve as tangible links connecting us to our ancestors' way of life. Beth Shemesh has long been an alluring destination for explorers seeking relics from bygone eras. In 1898, Israel's archaeological sites revealed hidden wonders within these hallowed grounds—testaments to human ingenuity and resilience throughout history. Ruins scattered across Beth Shemesh tell tales of triumphs and tribulations endured by generations past. Each crumbling structure whispers stories waiting to be unraveled—a testament to humanity's enduring spirit even amidst adversity. As we traverse through time with each step taken at Bethshems ruins, we cannot help but marvel at the resilience of this ancient city.