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Location: Caesarea Description: This aqueduct was built by Herod to bring fresh water from a source near Mount Carmel south to Caesarea. |
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Location: Caesarea Description: The theater at Caesarea (partially restored), where Herod Agrippa I was struck down by God in A.D.44 (Acts 12:21-23). |
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Location: Caesarea Description: The theater at Caesarea (partially restored), looking northwestward over the Mediterranean Sea. In the background, remains of the Hellenistic city wall. |
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Location: Caesarea Description: The harbor at Caesarea, built originally by Herod the Great. |
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Location: Caesarea Description: Ruins at Caesarea with the Mediterranean Sea in the background. |
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Location: Caesarea Description: In 1961, archaeologists discovered this inscription to Pontius Pilate near the theater at Caesarea. Procurators, appointed by the emperor, governed Judea and Samaria from Caesarea during the first century. |
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Location: Caesarea Description: Inscription on a column found at Caesarea. |
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