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Dirt hauled by the Romans to bridge the valley to Masada in order to bring/build siege works, including battering ram, up to the wall around the fortress
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Dirt hauled by the Romans to bridge the valley to Masada in order to bring/build siege works, including battering ram, up to the wall around the fortress

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  • Tower of David bits.
  • Tower of David bits.
  • Goat herd in the Judean wilderness between Jerusalem and the Dead Sea
  • Model of Masada - where the Jewish Zealots made their last stand in 73AD.
  • Model of Masada
  • Close up of model of Masada
  • Cable cars from visitor center to Masade. Snake path visible below and to the right of the cable cars.
  • Ruins of Roman camps below Masada.
  • Panorama looking NE from Masada out over the Dead Sea
  • Ruins of Roman camps below Masada.
  • Ruins of Roman camps and visitor center below Masada
  • View of the "Snake Path" up to the top of Masada
  • Dan on the summit of Masada
  • Water cistern on the summit of Masada
  • Seth in the water cistern on the summit of Masada
  • View from the southern end of Masada looking east to the Dead Sea
  • Untitled photo
  • Summit of Masada - area used for growing food
  • Dirt hauled by the Romans to bridge the valley to Masada in order to bring/build siege works, including battering ram, up to the wall around the fortress
  • Ruins at Masada - building used to raise doves
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