An elaborate system of water supply to Caesarea in Roman and Byzantine times is mostly famous for the last part of “Aquaduct A” and “Aquaduct B” built parallel to the coast line, on a set of arches. About 500 m of these aquaducts were uncovered in the 1960’s and are a popular tourists attraction.
Aqueduct B bears 11 inscriptions attesting to maintanaince work in the time of Emperror Hadrian (117-138 CE). Aqueduct A was constructed sometime earlier.
Dear Danny, Just a few words to thank you for all your efforts in making our guided tour of Jerusalem .. such a memorable one. It was a pleasure to have met you, while the tour and the insights gleaned from it made for a very pleasurable day, one we will surely remember for the rest of our lives.
