Question 1

What is the Biblical Atlas?

Accepted Answer

The Biblical Atlas is a free interactive map showing over 1,300 locations mentioned in the Bible and 220 archaeological sites. You can filter by place type (cities, mountains, rivers), testament (Old or New), and explore excavation sites, ancient manuscripts, and inscriptions.

Question 2

Is the Biblical Atlas free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Biblical Atlas is completely free with no sign-up required. You can search, filter, and explore all 1,300+ locations without creating an account.

Question 3

What archaeological sites are included?

Accepted Answer

The atlas includes 220 archaeological entries: excavation sites like Megiddo, Qumran, and Tel Dan, ancient manuscripts like the Dead Sea Scrolls, inscriptions like the Moabite Stone, and artifacts like ancient seals and tablets. Each links to a detailed page with discovery history, significance, and biblical connections.

Question 4

How do I use the map filters?

Accepted Answer

Use the sidebar (desktop) or the Filters button (mobile) to toggle place types on and off. You can show or hide cities, mountains, rivers, seas, regions, buildings, and archaeological sites. You can also filter by Old Testament, New Testament, or both.

Question 5

Can I search for a specific Bible place?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Use the search bar in the sidebar to find any location by name. The map will fly to the location and open a popup with details, verse count, and a link to the full article.

Question 6

What is the difference between Bible Places and the Biblical Atlas?

Accepted Answer

The Biblical Atlas is a map-first experience where you explore locations visually. Bible Places is an encyclopedia-style list with detailed articles for each location, including verse references, biblical history, and archaeological notes. Both cover the same 1,300+ locations, and the Atlas links to Bible Places detail pages.

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