New Milestone Reading at the 4th Mile Station from Caesarea
A milestone with an inscription dating back to the time of the emperors Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus (161-169 AD) was recently discovered and scanned.
New Excavation on the Diocaesarea-Tiberias Roman Road
From summer 2022 till winter 2023 a study excavation was conducted on the Diocaesarea-Tiberias Roman road near the village of Rumat al-Heib.
Milestone on the Roman Road Ptolemais-Diocaesarea-Tiberias
A final report was published on the last month for documentation of a Roman milestone near Horbat Mishkena that was held in January and March 2017, in the wake of antiquities robbery and development work. The documentation was conducted by IAA employees.
A Roman Milestone Inscription Deciphered North-East of the Sea of Galilee
A new article by Adam Pažout, Michael Eisenberg and Gregor Staab was published in the last issue of Israel Exploration Journal. The article presents an Inscription deciphered on an unpublished milestone found on the north-eastern shore of the Sea of Galilee in the 1990’s.
Roman Roads in the Palestine Exploration Fund Survey
Exploring the Holy Land – 150 Years of the Palestine Exploration Fund – David Gurevich and Anat Kidron (2019), article by Chaim Ben David Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee
A Milestone Station In The Bet Netofa Valley, And Its Place In Roman Imperial Road System In The Galilee
http://atiqot.org.il/ArticleList.aspx?id=1043
Six milestone Stations Discovered in the Negev along the Petra-Gaza Incense Route
In 1965–1966 a pioneering survey was carried out along the incense route between Oboda and the Nabataean caravansary in Sha‘ar Ramon by Zeev Meshel and Yoram Tsafrir.
Previously Unknown Stretch of 2,500-year-old Incense Route Found in Israel’s Negev Desert
Previously Unknown Stretch of 2,500-year-old Incense Route Found in Israel’s Negev Desert The path of the overland trading route from southern Arabia to Gaza was known to researchers, but they thought this 7-kilometer stretch lay elsewhere
Two milestones discovered in the Golan Heights along the road from Beth Saida to Paneas
Two uninscribed milestones were found along the modern road east of the Jordan on the Golan Heights. The first milestone (IMC 697) was discovered by Boaz Gross, a Phd Archaeology student from Tel Aviv University. The second one (IMC 698) was discovered by Oren Zingenboym from the Israeli Antiquities Authority.
A 2,000 Year Old Road was Exposed in Bet Shemesh
In an archaeological excavation that was carried out prior to the installation of a water pipeline at the initiative of the Mei Shemesh Company