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Braman’s Wanderings
Category Archives: History
Time to Follow a Dig
It is dig season again in Israel and I am starting to see news and pictures from digs. However, the dig I am most interested in starts this week.In the years past I have dug at Lachish two times, and … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, History, Israel, Memories
Tagged Dig, dig season, Lachish, Squares
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A Brief Visit to Nain
Back in 2015 we were touring through Israel after participating in an archaeological dig. We were driving through the Lower Galilee when we saw a road sign and decided to make a brief stop. We took the road into the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Israel, Memories, Travel
Tagged centurion, Hill of Moreh, Megiddo, Nain, road sign, Widow's Son
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Braman's Wanderings 