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Excavation reveals insights into economic growth and ecclesiastical construction in Late Antiquity Christian Galilee, indicating regional transformations in society.
In October 2018, a trial excavation was conducted at Khirbat esh-Shuqfa (Bir Abu Fa‘ur), near Fassu t a (Permit No. J-4; map ref. 230530/771880; Fig. 1). The excavation was conducted as part of a study by M. Aviam and J. Ashkenazi of Kinneret Academic College on ‘Economic Growth and Ecclesiastical Construction in Christian Galilee in Late Antiquity: Local and Regional Transformations and their Archaeological and Literary Evidence’ and funded by the Israel Science Foundation. The excavation was directed by M. Aviam and A. Kohn-Tavor (field photography), with the assistance of A. Wiegmann and Y. Shmidov (surveying and drafting) and H. Tahan-Rosen (pottery drawing).
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