From Nazareth to Cana

Julius Mozes

Hard to read maps:

The most direct route would take Jesus, his mother, and the disciples 14 km to Cana. Using the SWP data, we see a 2.5 km trail descend to the northeast from Nazareth to Reina (see Map 4C), whose ancient name is not known. (A Sepphoris aqueduct starts in Reina.) From Reina, at 300 m above sea level, they could continue northeast about 1.5 km to a point near Gath Hepher, skirting to the east of Sepphoris.

Strange, J. F. (2014). The Galilean Road System. In D. A. Fiensy & J. R. Strange (Eds.), Galilee in the Late Second Temple and Mishnaic Periods: Life, Culture, and Society (Vol. 1, p. 268). Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press.

JT (alabama24)

Welcome! [:)] 

Julius Mozes said:

Hard to read maps

For clarification: It appears that you are bringing to FL's attention the quality of map images within a particular resource (Galilee in the Late Second Temple and Mishnaic Periods). Is that right? I can see why you would be frustrated. [:s]

There are times where the issue legitimately belongs to the author/publisher, but there have been situations where FL has been able to resolve the issue.  Hopefully that will be the case for you. 

Julius Mozes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/916913#Comment_916913

alabama24 said:

but there have been situations where FL has been able to resolve the issue.  Hopefully that will be the case for you. 

Hopefully. There are great maps om publishers website:

http://www.augsburgfortress.org/media/downloads/9781451466744Gallery.pdf

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/917021#Comment_917021

It may be best to ask a forum moderator to change the title of this thread so that it conveys what you want said. Have a suggestion? Map Quality? 

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/917021#Comment_917021

Thank you, Julias for the PDF. I added it to my map collection in my own software.  And strangely enough, you can read the letters of the villages.

The low-res maps problem has been on-going for about 8 years now ... readability. And of course quality media, zooming, etc isn't a Logos' talent ... Accordance is the leader there.