Todd Bolen of BiblePlaces.com and A.D. Riddle have a collection of helpfully annotated Google Earth views of Jerusalem that you can download in PowerPoint format. Valleys, springs, gates, hills, and such are clearly marked to provide a quick orientation to the city. Be sure to subscribe to the BiblePlaces newsletter.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
BiblePlaces features annotated satellite photos of Jerusalem
Todd Bolen of BiblePlaces.com and A.D. Riddle have a collection of helpfully annotated Google Earth views of Jerusalem that you can download in PowerPoint format. Valleys, springs, gates, hills, and such are clearly marked to provide a quick orientation to the city. Be sure to subscribe to the BiblePlaces newsletter.
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ReplyDeleteHave you also seen http://www.biblemap.org/??
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed, a nice site, but I think bibleatlas.org is even better. Check my guide for a full list of mapping resources: http://www.scrollandscreen.com/biblicalmapping/index.htm
ReplyDeleteThanks for this. You have had some really great posts of late. I added you to my own blogroll.
ReplyDelete@travissmith Biblemap.org was great. Thanks for the find.