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Tiberius Tribute Penny Silver Denarius

Tiberius Tribute Penny Silver Denarius (IMAGE • archaeology): Lugdunum silver denarius of Emperor Tiberius Caesar with seated Livia as Pax on reverse ( Matthew 22:19-21 ). It is closely linked with Tiberius Denarius (' Tribute Penny ') (Silver Roman denarius bearing the laureate portrait and divine titles of Tiberius Caesar: 'Render to Caesar'): The standard silver daily wage coin of the Roman Empire, featuring Emperor Tiberius on the obverse and his mother Livia seated as Pax (holding an olive branch and scepter) on the reverse.

Biblical Geography & Sacred Architecture

3D Sanctuary Reconstructions: Tiberius Tribute Penny Denarius — Silver denarius of Emperor Tiberius Caesar bearing his laureate portrait on obverse and seated Livia as Pax on reverse, the coin presented to Jesus in Matthew 22 . Pilate Stone ( Caesarea Inscription ) — Carved limestone block from Caesarea Maritima bearing a Latin dedicatory inscription naming Pontius Pilatus, Prefect of Judaea.

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Tiberius Tribute Penny Denarius 3D & AR
Interactive 3D Roman Denarius • Matthew 22:19–21

Silver denarius of Emperor Tiberius Caesar bearing his laureate portrait on obverse and seated Livia as Pax on reverse, the coin presented to Jesus in Matthew 22 .

Pilate Stone (Caesarea Inscription) 3D & AR
Interactive 3D Epigraphic Slab • Matthew 27:2

Carved limestone block from Caesarea Maritima bearing a Latin dedicatory inscription naming Pontius Pilatus, Prefect of Judaea.

Rock-Cut Burial Cave (Kidron Valley, Jerusalem) 3D & AR
Rock-Cut Burial Cave (Kidron Valley, Jerusalem)
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Interactive 3D Rock-Hewn Tomb • Matthew 27:60 & John 19:41

Photogrammetry scan of a rock-hewn Jerusalem burial cave in the Kidron Valley carved directly into the natural limestone bedrock with a low rectangular entrance and interior burial benches—illustrating the architecture of Judean rock-cut family tombs from Isaiah 22:16 to the Gospel accounts of the burial and resurrection of Jesus ( Matthew 27:60 ; John 19:41 ).

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