in 168 BCE. The name Acra was also used at a later time for a city quarter probably associated with the by-then destroyed fortress, known in his time to...
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bacteria Acra (fortress) (2nd century BC), a Seleucid fortified compound in Jerusalem; late Second Temple residential area in Jerusalem Ptolemaic Acra or Ptolemaic...
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center of old Jerusalem. It is believed that it is the remnants of the Acra fortress. The team also found coins that date from the time of Antiochus IV to...
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similar concept in ancient Greek architecture For the Jerusalem Ophel Acra (fortress) Desert castles: Umayyad qasr-type palaces including Qasr al-Minya and...
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Akra may refer to: Acra (fortress), a Seleucid fortress in Jerusalem Akra, hamlet in Greene County (see Cairo, New York) where Jack "Legs" Diamond is rumored...
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The Antonia Fortress (Aramaic: קצטרא דאנטוניה) was a citadel built by Herod the Great and named for Herod's patron Mark Antony, as a fortress whose chief...
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Quarter, demolished in 1967 Temple denial Associated sites and digs Acra (fortress) City of David (Silwan) Ancient city walls around the City of David...
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AKKRA may refer to: Accra, the capital city of Ghana Acra (fortress) in Jerusalem during the Hellenistic period Aqrah, city of Iraq Akkra, a type of fritter...
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there due to its causing limitations of access to the Western Wall). Acra (fortress) Excavations at the Temple Mount Freedom of religion in Israel Herod's...
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photo of Southern Wall (2013) Archaeology of Israel Robinson's Arch Acra (fortress) Monastery of the Virgins, Byzantine, in the Ophel area Walls of Jerusalem...
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control of part of Jerusalem, while the Seleucids retain control of the Acra (fortress) in the city and most surrounding areas. 160 BCE: The Seleucids retake...
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of a tower and glacis identified as belonging to the Seleucid fortress known as the Acra was announced. According to archaeologists Doron Ben-Ami, Yana...
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exact extent and boundaries of the structure. Ptolemaic Baris Acra (fortress) Antonia Fortress Tower of David Bezetha Nehemiah II:8, VII:2. The Letter of...
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Ptolemaic Baris (redirect from Ptolemaic Acra)
The Ptolemaic Baris (also Ptolemaic Acra) was a citadel maintained by Ptolemaic Egypt during its rule of Jerusalem in the 3rd century BC. Described by...
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Bezetha comprises part of the Muslim Quarter in Jerusalem's Old City. Acra (fortress) - a suburb of Jerusalem during the Second Temple period Gareb, a hill...
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Jerusalem and local supporters of the Seleucids held out for many years in the Acra citadel, making Maccabean rule in the rest of Jerusalem precarious. When...
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still control the Acra, a strong fortress within Jerusalem that faces the Temple Mount. Judas Maccabeus lays siege to the fortress and in response, the...
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centuries. In Jerusalem, Tsafrir worked on numerous monuments, including Acra Fortress and Nea Ekklesia of the Theotokos. From 1974–1975 on, he superintended...
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understanding the history of the city. History portal Israel portal Acra (fortress) Givati Parking Lot dig "Dr. Doron Ben-Ami". The Institute of Archaeology:...
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but on the next day they set fire to the repository of the archives, to Acra, to the council-house, and to the place called Ophlas; at which time the...
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Jewish worship. However, Seleucid forces still controlled the Acra, a strong fortress within the city that faced the Temple Mount. The Maccabees participated...
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Seleucids arose, Jonathan occupied the Acra. As conflicts over the throne arose, he completely took control of the Acra. But in 142 he was killed. His brother...
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to the new King and took this opportunity to lay siege to the Acra, the Seleucid fortress in Jerusalem and the symbol of Seleucid control over Judea. It...
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Southern Wall Hall of Hewn Stones Antiquities Foundation Stone Acra Antonia Fortress Birket Israel Hasmonean Baris Monastery of the Virgins Pool of Raranj...
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Gentile population were 'forcibly removed', and the fortress of Gezer. He expelled the garrison from the Acra in Jerusalem. In 140 BCE, he was recognised by...
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Southern Wall Hall of Hewn Stones Antiquities Foundation Stone Acra Antonia Fortress Birket Israel Hasmonean Baris Monastery of the Virgins Pool of Raranj...
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Southern Wall Hall of Hewn Stones Antiquities Foundation Stone Acra Antonia Fortress Birket Israel Hasmonean Baris Monastery of the Virgins Pool of Raranj...
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still control the Acra, a strong fortress within Jerusalem that faces the Temple Mount. Judas Maccabeus lays siege to the fortress and in response, the...
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Southern Wall Hall of Hewn Stones Antiquities Foundation Stone Acra Antonia Fortress Birket Israel Hasmonean Baris Monastery of the Virgins Pool of Raranj...
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and Romans used several epithets. Scylax of Caryanda mentions it as Hippo Acra and Hippo Polis ("Hippo the City"). Polybius mentions it as Hippo Diarrhytus...
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