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Illustration Sources

We gratefully acknowledge the use of illustrations that appear in the following. The numbers enclosed in
brackets indicate the illustration number. We have endeavored to trace the copyright owners of all external
material. We sincerely apologize for any omission or error, and upon notification, will be pleased to rectify it.

Library of Congress (Matson Collection and the American Colony photographers), Washington [66a–d]
Bavarian War Archive, Munich [65b; prepared under the direction of Prof. B. Z. Kedar and published courtesy

of him)
Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv [59]
Israel Antiquities Authority [3, 31a–d, 48a–c, 95, 173d, 174]
Israel Mapping Center [5 (captions by the author)]
Israel Museum, Jerusalem [29, 30, 48d–e, 58, 120]
Louvre Museum, Paris [7]
Maritime Museum, Haifa [25, 47]
Panoramio feldmax [147a (Panoramio feldmax © All rights reserved by feldmax 2007/09/26 11254193)
Raqia-Ofek Aerial Photos [6 (captions by author), 68, 76, 148a]
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175, 176a–b, 177a–b, 178]
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13–02–136), 42 (0628 – Museo archeologico di Milano – Tesoretto da Cesarea, VI–VII d.c. –Foto
Giovanni Dall’Orto, 12-Mar 2012), 180 (0606 – Museo archeologico di Milano – Lucerne dal teatro
di Cesarea, sec. I a.C–1 d.C. –Foto Giovanni Dall’Orto, 12–Mar 2012)]

Abramov Nathan [129b]
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Gottlieb, Yonatan [22 (photograph), 23 (photograph), 53, 56a, 113a, 115, 131a]
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Issachar, Hanan [161b]

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