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Partially excavated villages in Israel · Mysteria

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Partially excavated villages in Israel

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🇮🇱 Israel · Tell

Tel Qiri — Manasseh Hill Country

Iron Age I–II (1200–600 BCE) · Israelite / Phoenician

Tel Qiri — Manasseh Hill Country in Manasseh Hills, Israel is a Iron Age I–II (1200–600 BCE) tell attributed to Israelite / Phoenician.

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🇮🇱 Israel · Tell

Tel Burgata — Sharon

Iron Age I–II (1200–600 BCE) · Israelite / Phoenician

Tel Burgata — Sharon in Sharon Plain, Israel is a Iron Age I–II (1200–600 BCE) tell attributed to Israelite / Phoenician. Israelite settlement with ash pits and Phoenician storage jars.