Tel Lachish is part of a four-print series titled Tel Suite by American artist Sandra Bowden. Each print in the series is an intaglio collagraph depicting an abstract interpretation of a biblical archaeological site, called a tel. Tel Lachish illustrates the many layers of the site of Lachish by using varied textures created by fabric and other materials during the printing process. In the center, a piece of an ostraca (a pottery sherd with writing) is shown as an example of the significant artifacts found at this site. The lower section of the print is from a portion of a mural found at Nineveh depicting Judeans from Lachish being marched into captivity by King Sennacherib.