Benjamin Mazar described it as a prosperous Jewish town eventually destroyed by fire in 352 , at the end of the Jewish revolt against Gallus and that after some time it was renewed as a Byzantine city , but more recent research shows that the Gallus revolt had a much lesser impact on the town . The Galilee earthquake of 363 did damage Bet She'arayim , but without long-lasting effects
Galilee earthquake of 363
Galilee earthquake of 363
Beit She'arim National Park