Image credits
Image credits
Who made the pictures and maps on this website, and under which license.
| Image | Author / source | License |
|---|---|---|
| Maps (places of the Gospels, Sea of Galilee) | Bible Behind the Screen, drawn from Natural Earth (coastlines, lakes and rivers at 1:10 million) | Natural Earth: public domain; drawing: own work |
| Locations of the places on the maps | Pleiades, a gazetteer of ancient places; Cana (Kafr Kanna), Nain, the Mount of Olives, Bethphage and Emmaus from OpenStreetMap | Pleiades: CC BY 3.0; OpenStreetMap: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL |
| Icons for people and topics (net, keys, lamp and others) | Bible Behind the Screen | own work |
| Logo (an open book on a screen) | Bible Behind the Screen, own design (SVG) | own work |
| Preview image for sharing | Bible Behind the Screen: an AI illustration (Grok) with our wordmark | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Home page header: the Sea of Galilee in the morning | Bible Behind the Screen, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Header of the page “People”: Oil lamp, keys, coins and a small ointment jar on a linen cloth | Bible Behind the Screen, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Header of the page “Places”: Path between olive trees and stone walls in the hills of Galilee, the lake beyond | Bible Behind the Screen, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Header of the page “Daily life”: Flatbread, two grilled fish, a water jug and figs on a stone table | Bible Behind the Screen, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Header of the page “Time”: Ruins of an ancient town by the lake: columns of pale limestone, walls of dark basalt | Bible Behind the Screen, made with an AI tool (Grok) | Illustration (AI), own use |
| Page “Places”: The ruins of the synagogue at Capernaum | Berthold Werner, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain |
| Page “Places”: Excavations of the ancient synagogue at Magdala | Bahnfrend, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Page “Places”: Sunrise over the Sea of Galilee | Grant Barclay, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY 2.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Orthodox Wedding Church in Kafr Kanna | Chris06, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth | Larry Koester, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY 2.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Banias waterfall; ancient Caesarea Philippi is today's Banias | Nahum Dam, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain |
| Page “Places”: The church at Jacob's Well in Nablus | Tiamat, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Page “Places”: The baptism site east of the Jordan, where tradition places the baptism of Jesus | Producer, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY 2.5 |
| Page “Places”: The Church of St. Lazarus in Bethany (al-Eizariya) | Bahnfrend, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem | Berthold Werner, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem | Immanuel Giel, file on Wikimedia Commons (cropped) | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Page “Places”: The Church of All Nations at the Garden of Gethsemane | Berthold Werner, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Page “Time”: Silver denarius of Emperor Tiberius (A.D. 14–37), front and back | Portable Antiquities Scheme, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY 2.0 |
| Page “Time”: Bronze coin of Pontius Pilate from A.D. 29/30 | Jack1956 (English Wikipedia), file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain |
| Page “Time”: Bronze coin of Herod Antipas, struck in A.D. 30 | Classical Numismatic Group, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0 |
| Page “Time”: The Pilate Stone from Caesarea, now in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem | Carole Raddato, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 2.0 |
| Page “Daily life”: A boat about 2,000 years old from the Sea of Galilee, on display at Ginosar | Konrad Summers, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 2.0 |
| Page “Daily life”: Clay oil lamps: Hellenistic on the left, Herodian on the right | Gary Todd, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC0 |
| Page “Daily life”: Lower millstone of a Roman-period grain mill at Capernaum | Ian Scott, file on Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 2.0 |
| Page “People”: Christ gives Peter the keys (Mt 16:19), detail | Pietro Perugino, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (fresco, Sistine Chapel, 1481–1482; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
| Page “People”: The Calling of St. Matthew (Mt 9:9) | Caravaggio, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (painting, c. 1599–1600; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
| Page “People”: The risen Lord invites Thomas to touch his wounds (Jn 20:27) | Caravaggio, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (painting, c. 1601–1602; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
| Page “People”: Mary of Magdala meets the risen Lord (Jn 20:11–18) | Fra Angelico, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (fresco, Convent of San Marco, Florence, c. 1440; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
| Page “People”: Nicodemus comes to Jesus at night (Jn 3:1–21) | Henry Ossawa Tanner, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (painting, 1899; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
| Page “People”: The Annunciation of the Lord (Lk 1:26–38) | Fra Angelico, file on Wikimedia Commons | public domain (painting, 1433–1434; faithful reproduction of a public-domain work) |
We show no stills, posters, logos or photos of actors from films and series. We show people with icons and with public-domain paintings by old masters; we do not show faces made with AI tools. Illustrations made with AI tools are marked “Illustration (AI)”. Photos and paintings from Wikimedia Commons are listed above, and under each image, with the author and the license.