The Jesus Boat
The Jesus Boat
In Israel, at the beginning of 1986, the remains of an ancient boat dating back to the time of Jesus were discovered in the Sea of Galilee. It therefore became known as the “Jesus Boat”. Jesus often went out with his disciples, among them fishermen, to the Sea of Galilee. Since the antique port of Magdala (today’s Migdal) was in the proximity of the find place, one called the boat also “Magdala boat”.
It stands in an exhibition hall in the Yigal Allon Museum, where there is also a documentation of the restoration and conservation work. L/H/B/ 25x22x7 cm. Mst. 1:32. series with 3 sheets A4.
| Aspiration scale: | Easy |
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| Time Line: | 1,0 Hour |
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