Caesarea kibbutz beach assembly 6.0
Instance URI: http://w3id.org/iliad/israel/culturalHeritage/dataset/archeologicalSites/featureCollection/seaArcheologicalSites/feature/390.0
A row of perforated rectangular stones, which probably supported wooden columns and a quay (vanished), southern Kibbutz area
Title
Caesarea kibbutz beach assembly 6.0
Type
Feature
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superclass of all feature types.
Label
Caesarea kibbutz beach assembly 6.0
ns10:importanceDegree
Very high
ns11:maximumElevationInMeters
-2.0
ns10:relatedPublication
https://www.academia.edu/65918299/Incised_Late_Bronze_Age_lead_ingots_from_the_southern_anchorage_of_Caesarea
Latitude
32.48747634887695
ns10:siteProtection
A) Protected, declared, antiquity site, according to the official state publications
ns9:hasTime
Roman Period
References
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Galili E. 2017. Ancient harbors and anchorages in Caesarea. In Y. L. Fuhrmann and S. Porath eds. Ancient Caesarea-conservation and development of a heritage site. Israel Antiquities Authority: 11-27, references: 123 - 125.
Galili E. 2017. Ancient harbors and anchorages in Caesarea. In S. Porath ed. Caesarea Marittima guide, Israel Antiquities Authority (Hebrew).
Galili E., Rosen B., Zviely D., Salamon A. 2011. Mooring and anchoring installations in Caesarea and the destruction of the Herodian Harbor, reevaluation based on underwater excavations and surveys. In E. Ayalon, N.A. Izdarehet Eds. Treasures of Caesarea Volumen A. Pp. 41-66 (In Hebrew).
Galili E., Rosen B., Zviely D., Salamon A. 2011. Mooring and anchoring installations in Caesarea and the destruction of the Herodian Harbor, reevaluation based on underwater excavations and surveys. In E. Ayalon, N.A. Izdarehet Eds. Treasures of Caesarea Volumen A. Pp. 41-66 (In Hebrew).
Longitude
34.88747024536133
ns10:survey
Caesarea to Ma'agan Michael
Survey map Caesarea to Ma'agan Michael
Description
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A row of perforated rectangular stones, which probably supported wooden columns and a quay (vanished), southern Kibbutz area
ns5:catalogueNumber
390.0
ns11:municipality
Hof Hacarmel
ns11:minimumElevationInMeters
-3.0
Identifier
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390.0
Hasgeometry
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ns7:geometry
Is Part Of
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Collection of sea archeological sites in Israel
Sea archeological sites and assemblage in Israel with survey map information
ns10:seabedType
B) Sand (1-3m thick) covering rock, occasionally exposed
Type
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Harbors, anchorages, mooring facilities: C9 Isolated stone - built marine structure
ns10:risk
E) Conflict and risk due to development plans and quarrying
ns10:accessibility
A) Close to the coast and can be visited by snorkeling and scuba diving from shore
ns11:typeStatus
A) Most of the assemblage is currently in situ
ns10:declaration
Caesarea marine site
ns12:source
A) Underwater/coastal surveys/excavations IAA
ns10:assemblyNumber
6