An edition of A walk to Caesarea (2018)

A walk to Caesarea

a historical-archaeological perspective

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A walk to Caesarea
J. Patrich, J. Patrich
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An edition of A walk to Caesarea (2018)

A walk to Caesarea

a historical-archaeological perspective

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"This book is the product of extensive excavations conducted in Caesarea from the early 1990s by archaeological expeditions from Israel and abroad. The structures and small finds uncovered in these and earlier excavations, and works of restoration and development that followed them, transformed ancient Caesarea into a world-class tourist attraction. An analysis of all the findings on the basis of a variety of historical sources and the many inscriptions from the site, makes it possible to revise the history of Caesarea in detail and to provide the visitor to the historical city a comprehensive guide."--Back cover.

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Publisher
Israel Exploration Society, Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi
Language
English
Pages
174

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Subjects

Antiquities, Description and travel, Excavations (Archaeology), Travel

Places

Caesarea (Israel), Israel, Caesarea
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A walk to Caesarea: a historical-archaeological perspective
2018, Israel Exploration Society, Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi
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Table of Contents

Historical review.
Straton's Tower : the Hellenistic city that preceded Caesarea ;
The Herodian city : from Herod to the destruction of the Second Temple (10 BCE-70 CE) ;
After the destruction of the Second Temple : Caesarea as a Roman colony ;
Byzantine Caesarea ;
Muslim Caesarea ;
Caesarea under the Crusaders ;
After the Crusader period ;
Bosnian settlement in Caesarea ;
Chronological table --
Guide to Caesarea : archaeological review.
Inside the walls.
The Theater ;
Herod's Palace and the Praetorium of the Roman governor ;
Hippo-stadium : a multi-purpose entertainment structure ;
Palatial mansions ;
Lookout from the starting gates --
The warehouse complex --
Palace of the Roman financial procurator and the Byzantine governor ;
The Crusader city walls ;
The platform of the Herodian Temple to Augustus and Rome and the Octagonal Church ;
The harbor ;
The Jewish synagogue ;
The round towers in the city wall of Straton's Tower and of Herod ;
The water supply ;
The sculpture garden to the east of the eastern Crusader gate --
At the edges of the city and outside its walls.
The Roman Circus in the eastern part of the city ;
The necropolis ;
The oval amphitheater ;
The Byzantine city wall ;
Dwellings of the wealthy outside the city walls ;
The antiquities museum in Kibbutz Sdot Yam ;
The archeological exhibition in Ralli 1 Museum ;
Springs and shaft tunnels of the upper level aqueduct in upper Naḥal Tanninim and in Naḥal Snunit ;
Naḥal Tanninim lake.

Edition Notes

"Publication of this book was supported by: The Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University ; The Caesarea Development Corporation and the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation"--Title page verso.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-174).

Published in
Jerusalem
Series
Treasures of the past, Treasures of the past (Jerusalem)

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
225.93
Library of Congress
DS110.C13 P383513 2018

The Physical Object

Pagination
xii, 174 pages
Number of pages
174

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL44196595M
ISBN 10
9652174165
ISBN 13
9789652174161
LCCN
2019399398
OCLC/WorldCat
1043557023

Work Identifiers

Work ID
OL32421383W

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