Note.—The maps illustrating this volume have been revised by Major Conder, who is more especially responsible for those of the Kingdom of Jerusalem and of Modern Palestine. The geological sketch-map embodies Major Conder’s researches, as also the important explorations of Dr. K. Diener in the Lebanon.—Ed.

CONTENTS.

CHAP. PAGE
[INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER ][1]
[I.] EXPLORATIONS IN JUDEA[22]
[II.] THE SURVEY OF SAMARIA[59]
[III.] RESEARCHES IN GALILEE[83]
[IV.] THE SURVEY OF MOAB[134]
[V.] EXPLORATIONS IN GILEAD[171]
[VI.] NORTHERN SYRIA[190]
[VII.] THE RESULTS OF EXPLORATION[214]
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[APPENDICES]:—
[NOTE ON JERUSALEM EXCAVATION][247]
[INDEX OF OLD TESTAMENT SITES IDENTIFIED IN
PALESTINE]
[252]
[INDEX OF NEW TESTAMENT SITES IDENTIFIED IN
PALESTINE]
[262]
[INDEX][267]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS.

FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.
1.A Pictorial Map of Jerusalem and the Holy Land
for the use of Pilgrims (from a MS. of the 13th
Century in the Burgundian Library at Brussels
)
[Frontispiece]
2.The Plain of Jericho, as seen from Ai [to face page 35]
3.The Dead Sea (view S.E. of Taiyibeh) [" 43]
4.Alphabets of Western Asia [" 173]
5.Jebel Sannin (Lebanon) [" 192]
ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT.
Portrait of Dr. Robinson (from a photograph)[page 16]
Portrait of Sir C. Wilson (from a photograph by Maull &Fox) [" 17]
Portrait of Sir C. Warren (from a photograph) [" 18]
Desert of Beersheba [" 53]
Kurn Sartaba [" 68]
The Jordan Valley (’Esh el Ghurab) [" 73]
A Camp in the Jordan Valley [" 80]
Mount Tabor [" 86]
Carmel [" 88]
Nain [" 93]
The Sea of Galilee [" 99]
Krak des Chevaliers (Kala’t el Hosn) [" 108]
Moab Mountains from the Plain of Shittim [" 142]
A Dolmen west of Heshbon [" 144]
View of Dead Sea from Mount Nebo [" 158]
Hittites from Abu Simbel [" 198]
Hamath Stone, No. 1 [" 200]
MAPS (Printed in Colours).
[I.] General Map of Palestinefacing page [1]
[II.] Physical Map of Palestine[at end]
[III.] Geological Map of Palestine["]
[IV.] Palestine as divided among the Twelve Tribes["]
[V.] Palestine["]
[VI.] The Kingdom of Jerusalem, showing the Fiefs, about1187 A.D.["]
[VII.] Modern Palestine, showing the Turkish Provinces["]
MAPS IN TEXT.
Palestine and Syria according to Ptolemy, c. 100 A.D.[ page 2]
A Section of Peutinger’s Table [" 4]
Marin Sanuto’s Map of the Holy Land, 1321 [" 12]
The Holy Land, from the Atlas of Ortelius, c. 1591 [" 14]