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Since the early 1970s, the Golan has become one of the most archaeologically studied areas in the region. The outstanding quality and quantity of the architectural remains of both private and public structures provides a vivid picture of life in the Jewish communities of northern Palestine from the time of Herod to the Arab conquest.
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