• Masada - Wikipedia

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    ...X Fretensis and laid siege to Masada.[10] Another source gives the year of the siege of Masada as 73 or 74 AD.[17] The Roman legion surrounded Masada...

  • Masada National Park and Masada Fortress History Isreal

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    The geological formation of Masada is concerned with the Dead Sea Rift Valley, which is a major tectonic feature that extends from the Red Sea to Turkey.

  • Masada : Kaynakça Vikipedi: Özgür Ansiklopedi » Wiki

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    Masada (İbranice'de kale anlamına gelen מצודה, metzuda , sözcüğünün Romalılarca söylenişi), İsrail'in güneyinde Necef Çölü 'nün kenarında Ein Gedi ile...

  • Masada Gezi Rehberi: DİRENİŞİN SEMBOLÜ MASADA

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    Bu noktada artık her şeyin kontrolüm dışında geliştiğini söyleyebilirim, Masada rotamızda yalnızca bir durakken, çölün ortasında aşmamız gereken bir dağ oluverdi.

  • Masada - BibleWalks 500+ Sites

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    Overview: Masada is located on a steep and isolated hill on the edge of the Judean desert mountains, on the shores of the Dead Sea.

  • Masada National Park - Israel Nature and Parks Authority

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    Step into a saga of heroism and defiance at Masada National Park. ... Ceremonial events are held in Masada National Park (click here for further information).

  • Masada | Wondermondo

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    In 25 BC Herod started the second phase of large-scale construction in Masada when Western Palace was extended and Northern Palace was built.

  • MASADA, Fortress and Palace, Last Stand of the Zealots

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    MASADA, fortress palace of King Herod the Great, builder of the great Temple of 1st century Jerusalem, a paranoid genius who murdered his wife and sons

  • Masada — Masada, Israel - Atlas Obscura

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    Discover Masada in Masada, Israel: This daunting 1st century fortress was purportedly the site of one of the most dramatic revolts of the Jewish-Roman wars.

  • Masada | Elevation, Height, History, Map, & Facts | Britannica

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    Some of those who escaped—members of the extremist Sicarii sect—settled in the apparently impregnable mountaintop fortress of Masada.