Biblical Researches in Palestine: First Supplement is a continuation of the groundbreaking work of Edward Robinson, an American scholar who conducted extensive research on the geography, archaeology, and history of Palestine in the mid-nineteenth century. This supplement provides additional insights into the Biblical texts and the physical features of the Holy Land, including new details about Jerusalem and its surroundings. It remains an important work for scholars and students of Biblical studies and Middle Eastern history.

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