🧿 Khirbet el-Hammam (Narbata)

Other · Other · 32.41°N, 35.13°E

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Khirbet el-Hammam (Narbata)
Khirbet el-Hammam is an archaeological site in the northwestern Samarian hills, in the modern-day West Bank. The tell preserves the remains of a fortified town occupied from the Iron Age until the early Roman period. Its excavator, archaeologist Adam Zertal, identified the site with two settlements known from ancient texts: the biblical town of Arubboth, named in the Books of Kings as the seat of an administrative district under Solomon, and Narbata, a Jewish town that figures in Josephus's book, The Jewish War.

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Coordinates (approx.)32.41°N, 35.13°E · view on map

Khirbet el-Hammam (Narbata) is located in Other, in Other.

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