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Mei Kedem

Mei Kedem is a stretch of the Roman-period aqueduct that carried water from the Carmel springs down to Caesarea. A 280-metre section is now walkable in waist-deep water, discussed here as part of the post on Zichron Yaakov and its surroundings.

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Rothschild coat of arms at Ramat Hanadiv Park
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Zichron Yaakov and surroundings

A field trip from Zichron Yaakov and the First Aliyah pioneers to Baron de Rothschild's mausoleum at Ramat Hanadiv, the Etzel and Roman ruins at Shuni, the Mei Kedem aqueduct and the Atlit detention camp.

Oct 2013 · 5 minute read
Children's graves in the Zichron Yaakov cemetery Rothschild coat of arms at Ramat Hanadiv Park Etzel Memorial at Shuni Theatre at Shuni Inside the Roman aqueduct in Mei Kedem Reconstruction of a 'maapilim' ship at Atlit
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