Tag: UNESCO

Jerusalem Jewish Quarter, HaRova HaYehudi

Refreshed  from a just-squeezed cup of pomegranate juice from the sidewalk café on Muristan Road our group stood, stretched, and trooped en-masse south back toward David Street and into HaRova,

Yerushaláyim, al-Quds, Jerusalem: The Christian Quarter

Associate Professor of Religion at Boston University, Michael Zank, teaches a course called Jerusalem in Time, Space, and the Imagination, and on his website you can find 26 maps of

Jaffa Gate

The ancient city of Jaffa, situated on the Israeli Mediterranean coastline, is a port city believed to be one of the oldest in the world.  If you speak with one

The Souks of the Tunis Medina

The Saturday after our olive oil trade mission I stayed in Tunis an extra day to visit the medina and walk among the ancient souks, but first we joined the

The Roman Amphitheater at El Djem

In the 2nd century El Djem or El Jem was the prosperous Roman city of Thysdrus, an important center of olive oil production for export and junction of lucrative trade