Ashkelon is mentioned several times in the Bible, and in the writings of Bishop Eusebius (On. 22: 15-18), as mentioned in Jewish, Christian and Islamic writings, it is one of the cities of the ancient Palestinian kingdoms, cord 106 – 118)), showing the wall, castles, the main eastern entrance and the front inner square of the city, as well as the colonnaded streets facing from east to west and others from north to south It also shows an arch over two columns, most likely not the Arc de Triomphe. On the southwest side, part of a large church building is visible, and on the northeast side, a group of buildings within the city are also visible.