Archaeo. & Images

Akko (Acre) (Acre - A row)

Genoese street. Acre - A row of shops along the street. The Old city of Acre is one of the fascinating old cities in Israel. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Rich in history, spanning from the Greek periods, this ancient city has fascinating points of interest as well as a charming location along the Sea. Acre is well known as one of the main Cr...

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Banias

Banias is the Arabic name for Hellenistic city of Paneas whose name derives from Pan, the Greek god of herds and shepherds. His cult was observed in a large cave at the foot of Mt. Hermon, where a source of the River Jordan emerges. Paneas, was chosen by Philip (King Herod's son) as the capital of his territory, and named Caesarea Philippi....

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Caesarea - Roman Theater

The Caesarea Roman Theater is an awe-inspiring archaeological marvel located in the ancient city of Caesarea Maritima along the Mediterranean coast of present-day Israel. This well-preserved theater stands as a testament to the architectural and cultural achievements of the Roman Empire and the historical significance of the city. Built during the ...

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Caesarea Maritima (Caesarea - Marble statue)

Caesarea Maritima, often referred to simply as Caesarea, is a historic ancient city located along the Mediterranean coast of present-day Israel. One of the most significant archaeological sites in the region, Caesarea Maritima bears witness to a rich history that spans various civilizations and epochs. Founded by Herod the Great in the 1st century ...

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Caesarea - Marble votive

The Caesarea Maritima archaeological site in modern-day Israel is adorned with remarkable artifacts that offer glimpses into the religious and cultural practices of antiquity. Among these artifacts is a significant find known as the Caesarea Marble Votive, an object of religious devotion and historical insight. A "votive" refers to an offering made...

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