Herod the Great built Caesarea. A deep water port on the coast of Judea.
THE PEARL HARBOR MONUMENT WAS BUILT IN MEMORY OF THE 1,177 AMIRICAN SERICEMEN KILLED ON THE USS ARIZONA
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Caesarea was probably built on the ruins of an earlier coastal city founded by Straton the First of Sidon. The Hasmoneans later captured the city as the Hasmonean kingdom expanded. In approsimately 22 BCE, Herod the Great Builder began to construct a modern Roman City complete with coliseum, deep sea harbor, markets, baths and temples which he named Caesarea in honor of Caesar Augustus. Yes, because Judea did not have a viable seaport to the Mediterranean Sea. That was corrected by the efforts of Herod.
Cleopatra had no connection to the ancient city of Caesarea that is known. But remember there were several cities by that name. However, her daughter was married to Juba II of Mauritania and their capitol city was named Caesarea. The Caesarea in current day Israel was built by Herod the Great sometime between 25 and 13 BC. Its construction was started roughly five years after Cleo's death. So Cleopatra would have had no connection to that Caesarea, and it's unlikely that any of her sympathizers would be allowed to even live there, as Cleopatra and Herod were not exactly buddies. However, there was a former city callen Straton's Tower built by Straton I of Sidon on the site of Caesarea in Israel. After the agreement between Cleopatra and Marc Antony at Antioch, Cleopatra was given territories all along the eastern Mediterranean coast and this city was part of her new holdings. She was supposed to have made a tour of her new possessions upon leaving Marc Antony and could very well have stopped at the old city, before it was rebuilt and called Caesarea.
Foundation stones of Herod the Great's enormous temple in Caesarea, Israel, built 2,000 years ago as a display of his loyalty to Augustus, were recently uncovered by archaeologists from the University of Maryland and Israel's Haifa University. Standing atop a prominent hill facing Caesarea harbor
Foundation stones of Herod the Great's enormous temple in Caesarea, Israel, built 2,000 years ago as a display of his loyalty to Augustus, were recently uncovered by archaeologists from the University of Maryland and Israel's Haifa University. Standing atop a prominent hill facing Caesarea harbor
Caesarea
Herod the Great built Caesarea. A deep water port on the coast of Judea.
Sydney harbor was opened on March 19,1932 and it was built January 19,1932.
The city of Caesarea in present-day Algeria was founded in 25 BC by client king Augustus Juba II and named in honor of the Emperor Augustus. The city of Caesarea on today's Golan Heights was founded by client king Philip twenty years later and also named after the Emperor Augustus. Then there was the one that today is the most famous: Ceasarea near present-day Haifa in Israel. Only, it wasn't really 'built' by a client king of Rome. That city was built by the (independent) king Alexander Jannaeus under the name Stratonospyrgos. Client king Herod the Great revamped it in classic US Courthouse style, expanded the city and its harbor and renamed it after - you guessed it - the Emperor Augustus.
Caesarea's population is 4,400.
Pearl Harbour was built in 1911.
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It was built to cross the Waitemata Harbour.
Dorothea of Caesarea died in 311.
Battle of Caesarea happened in 1067.