🧿 Tel Ira

Israel · Asia · 31.23°N, 34.99°E

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Tel Ira is an archaeological site in the Negev (Israel), overlooking the Beer Sheva valley. It was occupied in the Early Bronze III, Iron II, Persian, Hellenistic, Early Roman, Byzantine and Early Arab periods. It was first occupied in the 27th century BC. Its ancient/biblical name is unknown.

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CountryIsrael
Continent / regionAsia
Coordinates (approx.)31.23°N, 34.99°E · view on map

Tel Ira is located in Israel, in Asia.

More archaeological sites in Israel

'En Esur · Achziv · Acra (fortress) · Adullam · Adullam Grove Nature Reserve · Aelia Capitolina · Ahwat · Al-Sinnabra · Antipatris · Apollonia–Arsuf.

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