Archaeology & History | by Merv Islip | Volume 24, Issue 2 | March – April 2018
Adorned with magnificent edifices and palaces, including a large amphitheatre and aqueduct, Caesarea was the symbol of Roman rule and Greek culture in Judea. Remains of many of these impressive structures can still be seen today.
Caesarea was constructed by Herod the Great on the Mediterran...
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