Hippos Palaestines was located with in Palaestina Secunda. The churches listed below are in or near this administrative district, are mostly basilical in form, and will be considered as part of the data set for the project.
- 2.01 Pella — East Church
- 2.02 Tiberias — Mt. Berenice Anchor Church
- 2.03 Tabgha –Loaves and Fishes Church
- 2.04 Deir Qrukh — St George cenobium
- 2.05 Rafid – Chapel
- 2.06 Paneas — Christian basilica
- 2.07 Horvat Kenes – Northern Church
- 2.08 Sepphoris — West Church
- 2.09 Sepphoris — East Church
- 2.10 Tell Keisan (Tel Kison) — Byzantine Church
- 2.11 Nazareth — Church of the Annunciation
- 2.12 Horvat Qav — Monastery
- 2.13 Kafr Kama – Monastery
- 2.14 Kefar ‘Othnai — Christian Prayer Hall
- 2.15 Abila — Area A Basilica
- 2.16 Abila — Area B Basilica
- 2.17 Abila — Area D Basilica
- 2.18 Abila — Area DD Basilica
- 2.19 Abila — Area E Basilica
- 2.20 Abila — Area G Church
- 2.21 Umm Qays — Byzantine Octagonal Church
- 2.22 Umm Qays — West Basilica (Mausoleum)
- 2.23 Khirbat Al-Burz — Basilica
- 2.24 Scythopolis — Church of the Martyr
- 2.25 Scythopolis — St. Basilius restored as Andreas Church
From Mulholland:
- 2.26 Evron — Basilica with inscriptions
- 2.27 Horvat Hesheq — Memorial Basilica
- 2.28 Khirbat al-Karak (Beit Yerah) — Basilica
- 2.29 Khirbet el-Shubeika — St. Sergius Church
- 2.30 Kursi — Pilgrimage Basilica
- 2.31 Nahariyya — Basilica
- 2.32 Pella — Civic Complex Church
- 2.33 Shavei Zion — South Church
- 2.34 Dor (Dora) – Pilgrim Church
The Archaeology of Liturgy Project reflects research conducted at the W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research in Jerusalem during 2023.