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September 28, 2025Ḥadašŵt ʾarkeyŵlŵgiyŵt.0 citations

Tel Shevaḥ

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MHMohammed Hater

Key Points

  • The excavation revealed significant artifacts, providing insight into historical human activity.
  • Key findings include various pottery pieces and geological studies conducted during the process.
  • Salvage excavation funded by Y. Evron, authorized by the Israel Antiquities Authority, highlights archaeological importance.
  • Additional support involved a team of experts including surveyors and pottery specialists.

Abstract

In July 2020, a salvage excavation was conducted at the western edge of Tel Sheva h , within Moshav Tenuvot (Permit No. A-8803; map ref. 196884–909/690521–43; Fig. 1). The excavation, on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and funded by Y. Evron, was directed by M. Hater, with the assistance of Y. Amrani (administration), S. Emmanuilov (surveying and photography), Y. Tepper (guidance), P. Gendelman (pottery), J. Roskin (geology appendix), A. Azav and workers from Kafr Manda.

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Mohammed Hater (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d913b74ddcf71ba560c38chttps://doi.org/10.69704/jhaesi.116.2004.26290
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