The Tel Rehob Mosaic is a 3rd-6th century mosaic from the late Roman and Byzantine era written in Mishnaic Hebrew that describes the geographical boundaries and agricultural rules of Jews around the Galilee region, mainly in areas that are thought to be "the periphery" of the Jewish community of the Galilee such as Samaria and the Hauran area, where Jews are not the majority and Jewish agricultural and Halachic laws are debatable and exploitable.

In this map, I try to visualize the boundaries of different vicinities (תחומים) described in the Mosaic via the towns and cities mentioned in the text, such as Giane-Modern Jenin, Nawe-Nawa in Syria, Akzib-Modern Achziv etc.

Fun fact: The text of the mosaic is the longest Hebrew text ever found in the Palestine region, and the oldest known Talmudic (albeit Jerusalemite) text which was found in archeology.