Herodian Collection

Dead Sea scroll fragment, 1st century AD C014 / 2074
Dead Sea scroll fragment. These scrolls, found in caves between 1947 and 1979 on the north-western shore of the Dead Sea, include some of the earliest surviving biblical documents

Enter Herodias, c1893. Creator: Aubrey Beardsley
Enter Herodias, c1893

Ruins of ancient Jerusalem in the Jerusalem Archeological Park below the Temple Mount in
Israel, Jerusalem, Jerusalem Archeological Park, Ruins of ancient Jerusalem below the western wall of the Temple Mount or al-Haram ash-Sharif. Jerusalem Archeological Park

As (Coin) Portraying Agrippa, 14-37 or 37-41?. Creator: Unknown
As (Coin) Portraying Agrippa, 14-37 or 37-41?

Herod interrogates Jesus. Codex of Predis (1476). Italy
Herod interrogates Jesus. Codex of Predis (1476). Royal Library. Turin. Italy

The Court of Herod with John the Baptist chained at the instigation of Herodias. Codex of Predis (1476). Royal Library. Turin. Italy

Colonnade of Herod, Samaria, West Bank
The Colonnade of Herod, Samaria, West Bank. Date: 1920s

Paul before Marcus Julius Agrippa II
Paul claiming the importance of the resurrection before Herod Agrippa II (Marcus Julius Agrippa II) - the seventh and last king of the family of Herod the Great, the Herodians. circa 19th century

Herod the Great bronze coins 1st century BCE

Priscianus Caesariensis / Priscian
Priscianus Caesariensis, known as Priscian, Latin grammarian who worked in Contantinople under the emperor Anastasius (AD 491-518)

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"Unveiling the Herodian Legacy: A Glimpse into Ancient Jerusalem's Turbulent Past" Step back in time to the 1st century AD as we explore the captivating world history. Delve into the secrets of this era through a Dead Sea scroll fragment, C014/2074, shedding light on ancient texts that have withstood the test of time. Immerse yourself in the ruins of ancient Jerusalem within the Jerusalem Archaeological Park below Temple Mount. Witness how these remnants transport us to an era when grandeur and power defined this majestic city. Herod the Great, a prominent figure during this period, comes alive through an intriguing engraving from c. 1700. Experience his tumultuous reign as he accuses his own sons, Alexander and Aristobulus, of treason – a testament to both familial strife and political intrigue. Coins portraying Agrippa further enrich our understanding of this epoch. Created by an unknown artist between 14-37 or 37-41 AD, these coins offer glimpses into Agrippa's life and influence within Herodian society. The Old City of Jerusalem beckons us with its iconic landmarks such as Al-Aqsa Mosque and Dome of Rock atop Temple Mount. These architectural marvels stand as enduring symbols amidst centuries-old narratives etched upon their walls. Traveling across continents, witness Herod interrogating Jesus through Codex Predis (1476) - an Italian masterpiece capturing a pivotal moment in biblical history. This artwork serves as a reminder of religious tensions intertwined with political power struggles during those times. Enter The Court of Herod where John the Baptist finds himself chained at Herod's behest - a chilling scene depicted in vivid detail that evokes emotions ranging from fear to empathy for those caught up in historical events beyond their control. Marvel at Colonnade of Herod standing tall in Samaria's West Bank region.