Location: Caesarea. Client: National Parks Authority, Ministry of Tourism Completed: 2002 Team: Shlomo Aronson, Anat Sade, Tamar Koren, Natasha Macheret, Nurit Avni.

Built by Herod the Great about 30 B.C., Caesarea  was one of the main Roman towns in the eastern  Mediterranean. Since the sea had destroyed all trace  of the western wall of the recently rediscovered  hippodrome, described by Josephus Flavious in 80 A.D.,  it was decided to build a sea wall topped by a  promenade to mark the line of the lost side.  This enables one to "see" the size and grace of the  ancient structure, and also provides a pleasant walk.