Map of Ancient Canaan
Podcast Episodes: Season One.
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This map shows most of the place names I refer to in season one. The brown-shaded area is the crucial
central highlands area, land of low-value. This was probably the homeland of the Israelites. Eventually the Phoenicians came to occupy the northern coast, and the Philistines the southern coastal strip. The Jezreel valley was the most fertile area, followed by the Shephelah lowlands and hills.
For more maps, see my page on The Geopolitics of the
Bible .
Reference map of Ancient Canaan
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Ancient Canaan. Most of the places you need to know about to follow the tricky bits in the
first season of the podcast. Click the map to enlarge.
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