Endnote 13 – Yes, They Are

While the technological means of transporting water from the lower city to the western summit remain a mystery, Tsvika Tsuk has dealt extensively with the water systems at Sepphoris. See his article elsewhere in this issue, as well as in Nagy et al., Sepphoris in Galilee, pp. 45–50; “The Aqueducts of Sepphoris,” in The Aqueducts of Ancient Palestine, ed. D. Amit, Hirschfeld and Joseph Patrich (Jerusalem: Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi, 1989), pp. 101–108 (in Hebrew); The Ancient Reservoir of Sepphoris: Excavations, 1993–1994, Tsuk, E. Rosenberger and M. Peilstocker (Tel Aviv: National Parks, Hydrology Society and Ministry of Tourism, 1996) (in Hebrew); and “The Aqueducts to Sepphoris,” in Galilee Through the Centuries: Confluence of Cultures, ed., E.M. Meyers, (Eisenbrauns, 1999) pp. 161–176.