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Meiron, Israel: Triple-portal Façade of Synagogue
Country: Israel
Location: Meiron
Region: Upper Galilee
Area: Summit of Meiron hill (a foothill of Jebel Jarmak)
Description: Triple portal façade of ancient synagogue, facing north; right portal reconstructed in 1950s by IAA
Category: Archaeological Feature
Type: Façade
Period: Late Roman
Date: 280 – 330 CE
Current Location: Photo in Duke University archives
Credit: From Eric Meyers, June 1971
This photo can be used only for teaching and lecturing. Any use by others for publication (scholarly or commercial) requires written permission from Carol or Eric Meyers.
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