The Virtual World Project presents interactive virtual tours of archaeological sites in Israel and Jordan. The project is designed to aid in the teaching and study of antiquity (read more . . .).

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The Virtual World Project uses HTML5 and thus requires the most recent version of Safari, Chrome, or Firefox. The project does not support Internet Explorer.
VR Director and Web Master: Ronald A. Simkins

Sound Director and Narrator: Nicolae Roddy
Partial funding for the project has been provided by the Kripke Center, the Graduate School, and the Creighton College of Arts and Sciences at Creighton University, and the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Religion.
Aravah & Negev
Coastal Plain & Carmel Hills
Dead Sea & Jordan Valley
Eastern Highlands
Galilee & Golan
Gilead
Hauran & Eastern Desert
Shephelah & Sharon
Southern Jordanian Desert
Western Hill Country
Stone & Chalcolithic Periods
Bronze Age
Iron Age
Persian & Hellenistic Periods
Early Roman Period
Late Roman Period
Byzantine Period
Early Islamic Period
Crusader & Later Periods
Churches
Economy
Fortifications
Houses
Mosques
Palaces
Public Buildings
Synagogues
Temples & Cult
Tombs
Water Systems
Using the Project
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About Archaeology
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History and Archaeology
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General Bibliography
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Glossary
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List All Sites



Goggles or cardboard viewers enable the most intense immersive experience. A wide variety of viewers can be purchased online, and the panoramic images are viewed on a smart phone.