Fig. 1
Map from Bonomi’s 1853 popular work on the excavations of Nineveh, showing cities in their presumed relation to Genesis 10 (Bonomi 1853: 38).
Fig. 2
Map showing the traditional route of patriarchal travel from Genesis in the 1942 The Graphic Historical Atlas of Palestine (Maisler et al. 1942: 10).
Fig. 3
Map of the projected routes of the Exodus in the 1952 edition of the Westminster Bible Atlas (Wright and Filson 1952: Plate III, reproduced courtesy of Westminster John Knox Press).
Fig. 4
Map of the tradition of Jacob’s travels in Canaan, with the Standard of Ur illustration, from the 1968 edition of the Macmillan Bible Atlas (Aharoni and Avi-Yonah 1968: 29, reproduced courtesy Carta, Jerusalem).
Fig. 5
Map in the 1952 edition of the Westminster Bible Atlas showing the territory of the Davidic and Solomonic Empire in the tenth century B.C.E. as described in the biblical text (Wright and Filson 1952: Plate V, reproduced courtesy of Westminster John Knox Press).