Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Gamla

Gamla has been called the northern Masada. It was a small Judean village made famous by its “favorite son” Josephus, who led the resistance against the Roman legions, only to surrender to them and serve Vespasian. In addition to its role in the first Judean revolt, Gamla is also important as the location of an early synagogue.

Although included in the project for several years, Gamla was completely re-photographed during the 2009 season. It is well worth the visit.

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