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| Standing in my dig square -- we've uncovered the walls of some outbuildings adjoined to the north face of an early Christian basilica. The walls you see were built by Crusaders some five hundred years after the church's collapse in an earthquake, but they overlay both a Byzantine church/monastic site and, earlier still, a Jewish fishing village in Roman times (likely Bethsaida). |
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| Green and yellow glazed pottery (Crusader period), now seen again for the first time in eight centuries. |
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| A blown-glass perfume vial, Roman period |
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| Sunrise over the north end of the Sea of Galilee, one of the main areas Jesus ministered |