Biblical Archaeology Review magazine September October 2004 Caesarea Herod Roman

September / October 2004

ARCHAEOLOGY SCIENCE EXPLORE EXPLORER EXPLORING ARCHAEOLOGIST DIG DIGGER DIGGING MUMMY SEARCH TOMB RAIDER HISTORY HISTORIES RESEARCH RESEARCHER RESEARCHERS RESEARCHS RESEARCHES Vegas on the Med 24 YosefPorath It was the capital of Roman Judea and boasted the grand public works you would expect of an imperial city. Join us on a tour of Caesarea's entertain- ment district. Building Power 3G Kenneth G. Holum The impressive structures at Caesarea—theaters, a palace, a temple, the largest manmade harbor of its day—were built with one unifying idea in mind: to project Roman might. 46 Rescue at sea Fruits of the Sea 4G A shipwreck off the coast of a kibbutz in Israel yields a 2,400-year-old merchantman—and a host of insights into ancient seafaring. Update—Finds or Fakes? 52 Did a tongue loosened by alcohol unmask a massive forgery enterprise? Is the Israel Museum the unwitting home to scores of fake inscriptions? Duke University professor outs paleographer accused of probably lying. ea.:^61'681"^010^ Golan speaks for himself

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