Antiquities of the Orient Unveiled Containing a Concise Description of the Rema

M W Moses Wolcott Redding

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The present population of the city is 15, 000. With the exception of Csesarea, this was the only harbor possessed by the ancient Jews, and was then, as it is now, the seaport of Je- rusalem The harbor is formed by a low ledge of * About 1443 B. C.
it P 'V % % K\ 224 rocks which extend from the promontory into tlie sea, and is shoal and insecure.
The cedar timber from Lebanon and materials from Tyre for Solomon's Temple Avere landed here, and with the insecurity of the harbor and the hight of th...e cliffs where they were landed, the undertaking must have been both hazardous and laborious.
HEBPwON.
ITS SINGULAR MOSQUE AND QIPOETANT RELICS OF ANTIQUITY ITS FANATICAL PEOPLE.
Hebron is 16 miles s. S. E. Of Jerusalem, and is beauti- fully situated among the mountains, in a valley run- ning from north to south. Hebron is one of the very oldest cities in the world still existing — being a well- known town when Abraham entered Canaan, 3783 years ago. Its original nam^ was Kiijath Arba, and was sometimes called Mamre.

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