🧿 Tell es-Sanam

Palestine · Asia · 31.46°N, 34.38°E

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Tell es-Sanam
Tell es-Sanam is a tell near the Mediterranean coast of the Gaza Strip in Palestine. It is located on the bank of the Wadi Ghazzeh, near the point where the watercourse meets the Mediterranean Sea. Archaeologists Joanna Clarke and Louise Steel hypothesise that Tell es-Sanam may have been established in the 2nd millennium BCE as a successor to the Bronze Age settlement at Tell el-Ajjul a short distance away as the Wadi Gazzeh silted up; its position near the sea would have enabled to it function as a port.

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Quick facts

CountryPalestine
Continent / regionAsia
Coordinates (approx.)31.46°N, 34.38°E · view on map

Tell es-Sanam is located in Palestine, in Asia.

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