Trial excavation reveals archaeological findings near reservoirs in Z ur Natan, indicating historical significance.
In January, February and July 2020, a trial excavation was conducted west of Z ur Natan (Permit No. A-8674; map ref. 200538–701/682855–985; Fig. 1), prior to the construction of reservoirs for the Mekorot company. The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority, was directed by D. Masarwa, with the assistance of Y. Amrani and Z. Lotan (administration), N. Shachar (area supervising), R. Toueg, Y. Elisha, O. Drori and Y. Agmon (inspection), N. Kodesh and C. Kertesz (assistance with area supervising on behalf of Tel Aviv university), S. Emmanuilov, R. Mishayev and M. Cohen (surveying and drafting), I. Jonish (photography), A. Dagot (GPS), J. Roskin (geoarchaeological report and plaster), Y. Tepper (guidance), A. ‘Azab (district archaeologist) and A. Glick (subdistrict archaeologist).
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