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Roman aqueduct in Caesarea

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16 January 2020
Roman aqueduct in Caesarea Seaside
Roman aqueduct in Caesarea Seaside

The wonderfully preserved Roman aqueduct in Caesarea Maritima in Israel, which was established in the 1st century BCE. The building was created on the initiative of Herod Agrippa – King of Judea. Caesarea was once a prosperous ancient city that needed a constant supply of fresh water. The source was located 9 km from the city.

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