Tell Sultan

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Tell Sultan is an ancient archaeological mound near Jericho in the West Bank, widely regarded as one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
tell (archaeological mound)
associatedWith early development of city walls
study of Neolithic societies
excavatedBy Italian-Palestinian archaeological mission
John Garstang
Kathleen Kenyon
hasAlternativeName Ancient Jericho
linked to: Jericho

Tell es-Sultan
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Bronze Age
Iron Age
Natufian culture
Pre-Pottery Neolithic A
Pre-Pottery Neolithic B
hasArchaeologicalStratigraphy multiple occupation layers
hasCountry State of Palestine
hasEarliestOccupationDate c. 10,000 BCE
hasFeature ancient fortification walls
archaeological mound
tower structure
water system
hasMaterialRemains burials
mudbrick architecture
pottery
stone tools
hasNearbyCity Jericho
hasNearbyFeature Ein es-Sultan spring
hasResearchField Near Eastern archaeology
biblical archaeology
prehistoric archaeology
hasSignificance evidence for early agriculture
evidence for early permanent settlement
evidence for early urbanization
hasUNESCOStatus World Heritage Tentative List
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Tentative List site
isConsidered one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in the world
isTouristAttraction true
locatedBelowSeaLevel true
locatedIn Jericho
Palestine
West Bank
locatedInRegion Jordan Valley
locatedInTimeZone UTC+2
locatedNear Jericho city center
linked to: Jericho
openToPublic true
partOf archaeological heritage of Jericho

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Tell es-Sultan knownAs Tell Sultan