Caesarea
From the charm of Zichron Yaakov to the galleries of Ein Hod
Tuesday, July 15th, 2008
A visit to the charming village of Zichron Yaakov, with its pedestrian-only cobblestone main street lit by old fashioned street lamps, and bounded on both sides with beautifully restored homes, courtyards, galleries, boutiques, and places of historical interest, will provide the visitor with
Aqueducts and tunnels: wonders of Roman technology that brought water to the people
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008
In antiquity, as today, providing drinking water to a growing population in the land of Israel proved to be a challenge, but not an insurmountable one. Several types of well-preserved Roman era aqueducts that had brought water from springs on the Carmel Mountains