Description
This unique museum is close to the route of one the country’s most important ancient roads, over which goods, people and armies traveled from the Mediterranean basin to the lands of the East. In the museum “Discoveries in the Beth Shean Valley”, “A small Bronze Age Canaanite temple reconstructed” and another interesting exhibit demonstrates ancient weaving techniques, utilizing implements for spinning and weaving discovered in the remains of an Israelite village excavated at the museum site. NEW: A new exhibition displaying rare Etruscan artifacts and utilizing new ways of display combining smell, sounds and 3-D.