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2,000-year old port discovered in Acre

Archaeologists believe warships docked there in the 2nd century B.C.E.

By Jack Khoury | 04:00 18.07.12 |

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Remnants of an ancient port where warships may have docked 2,300 years ago have been uncovered in Acre, the Israel Antiquities Authority announced.

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