Letter from Tiberias

The Body of a Babylonian Jew Is Sent to Jerusalem

Promissory Note for Dates

King Jehoiachin is Freed in Babylon

The Babylonian Exile and the Edict of King Cyrus

The Ishtar Gate

King Cyrus Allows Exiled Judeans to Return to Jerusalem and Rebuild the Temple

The Writing Is on the Wall: "...your kingdom is given to the Medes and Persians"

Nabonidus, the Last King of the Babylonian Empire

The ​Al-Yahudu Tablets Document Exiled Judeans in Babylon

Israelites Are Exiled to Babylon

Babylonia: Jews in Exile

Exiled Judeans in Babylonia

Storage Jar from the Babylonian Destruction Layer

Babylonian Arrowhead from the Destruction of the Temple

King Zedekiah Is Blinded by the Babylonians

Seal of “Yehuchal Son of Shelemiah”

King Zedekiah tries to Escape

Seal of “Gedaliah Son of Pashhur”

King Zedekiah Permits Gedaliah and Jehuchal to Throw Jeremiah into the Pit

The Campaigns of Nebuchadnezzar into Israel

The Edomites Attack Judea

The Babylonian Destruction of Lachish and Azekah

King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylonia Attacks Jerusalem

King Jehoiachin of Judah, Is Exiled to Babylon

King Zedekiah of Judah

The Royal Quarter and Bullae House

"Baruch, the Son of Neriyahu, the Scribe," Seal Impression

Jeremiah Begins His Prophecy