Discovering the World of Jesus

Ancient Treasures from the Holy Land
An Experience Unlike Any Other


This landmark exhibition brings together hundreds of archaeological treasures from the Holy Land, many displayed outside Israel for the first time, revealing the daily life, faith, and art of the people who lived during the time of Jesus.
Visitors Encounter
Authentic artifacts from the 1st–4th centuries CE, representing temples, homes, and workshops of the era.
Objects from synagogues and daily life, writing implements and scroll containers, household pottery, glass and oil lamps, stone and metal tools, sandals, cosmetic and jewelry items, agricultural implements, and decorated ossuaries.
Documentary films produced by Associated Producers Ltd. (Canada), creators of The Naked Archaeologist, bringing archaeological discovery and historical context vividly to life.
Scientific insights presenting recent research confirming the authenticity and historical value of key finds, including the James Ossuary and the Zacharias Ossuary.
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Highlights of the Collection

James Ossuary

Inscribed “Yaakov bar Yosef akhui di Yeshua” (“James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus”), traditionally linked to James (Yakov), the brother of Jesus and the first bishop of Jerusalem.

Zacharias Ossuary

Believed to belong to Zacharias, father of John the Baptist and member of the Levitical priestly class.

Daily-life artifacts

Pottery, tools, fishing weights and nets from the Galilee region.

Pontius Pilate Coins, Tyrian Shekels, Crucifixion Nails

Tangible links to the political and economic world of the New Testament.

Nativity Reliquary

The earliest known depictions of the birth of Jesus (3rd–5th centuries CE).

Early Christianity Treasures

A Living Cultural Encounter

Combining authentic discovery with advanced presentation, the exhibition invites scholars, students, families, and faith communities to connect with history on multiple levels
Engaging storytelling and visual media that bring ancient artifacts to life.
Interactive learning zones featuring replicas, maps, and hands-on exploration.
Clear and accessible presentation of rigorous historical and archaeological research.

Proven Success and Global Appeal

Following acclaimed pilot presentations in Toronto, Dallas, and Atlanta, audiences praised the exhibition’s authenticity, emotional depth, and educational value:
"The genuine artifacts from the time of Jesus made the story come to life."
– C. Valentich
"An amazing experience! You feel like you’re actually there."
– N. Scott
"The authentic artifacts gave me a real understanding of what life was like when Jesus walked the earth."
– A. J. Miller
A Partnership That Inspires
By hosting Discovering the World of Jesus, institutions join a growing international initiative that brings archaeology, history, and human experience together, transforming ancient discovery into a bridge between cultures, generations, and beliefs.
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