Since Caesarea had no rivers or springs, drinking water for the prospering Roman city was brought via a unique high-level aqueduct, originating at the nearby Shuni springs, some 7.5 km northeast of Caesarea.
Since Caesarea had no rivers or springs, drinking water for the prospering Roman city was brought via a unique high-level aqueduct, originating at the nearby Shuni springs, some 7.5 km northeast of Caesarea.