Storage Houses, Caesarea.

Byzantine Governor's Palace-Caesarea.

KING HEROD'S THEATRE (1st CENT. BC)-CAESAREA

The Famous Herodian Theatre of Caesarea from Different Angles. Had a Capacity for 4000. According to Josephus, this is where the death of Herod Agrippa occurred, as recounted in Acts 12.

Inside the Herodian Theatre-Caesarea.

Views from the top of Herodian Theatre-Caesarea. Most of the remains seen are from Early Arab period (7th Cent. AD Umayyad).

The Capitals (from 1st Cent. BC)-Carsarea.

A snap near the Sunken Garden Mansion of Caesarea.

Roman Amphitheatre (1st Cent. AD), Caesarea.

An Archaeological Slice, Caesarea.

Remains of the Byzantine (5th-6th Cent. AD) Public Bathhouses of Caesarea Contd.

Remains from the Public Bathhouse of Caesarea Contd.

A Roman House from Caesarea.