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Nachal Taninim

Nachal Taninim (Crocodile Stream) is a coastal wetland north of Caesarea, named for the crocodiles that lived here into the late 19th century. Discussed here as part of a day at Caesarea.

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Remains of the Caesarea aqueducts
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Caesarea

A day around Caesarea: the Byzantine flour mills at Nachal Taninim, the Hadrianic aqueducts at Beit Hanania, the national park itself with Herod's port, hippodrome, theatre and bathhouse, and the birds mosaic to the north.

Apr 2014 · 4 minute read
Restored Byzantine flour mill at Nachal Taninim Hadrian inscription & insignia of the 10th legion at Beit Hanania Caesarea Harbour Caesarea Hippodrome Pontius Pilate inscription at Caesarea Roman theatre at Caesarea Grandiose bathhouse at Caesarea The 'birds' mosaic at Caesarea Remains of the Caesarea aqueducts
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