Archaeological inspection revealed a burial cave in Tiberias, indicating significant historical insights.
In June 2018, a burial cave was discovered and documented in the Arbel Vista neighborhood in the north of the city of Tiberias (map ref. 249800/745486; Fig. 1) during archaeological inspection of development work. The inspection and documentation, undertaken on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, were directed by Y. Amitzur, with the assistance of N. Distelfeld (IAA Unit for the Prevention of Antiquities Robbery), M. Peleg (photogrammetry and final photography), R. Sabar (plans and sections), U. Leibner (pottery), L. Di Segni (inscriptions), S. Rozenberg (frescoes), B. Zissu (scientific consultation), A. Shapiro (GPS) and E.J. Stern, O. Zingboym and K. Sari from the IAA Northern District.
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