Tel Shimron

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Tel Shimron is an ancient archaeological mound in northern Israel that preserves remains from multiple historical periods, including Canaanite, Israelite, and later settlements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient settlement
archaeological site
tell
country Israel
elevation approximately 60 meters above surrounding plain
excavatedBy Tel Shimron Excavations project
linked to: Tel Shimron
excavationStarted 2010s
hasArchaeologicalExcavation Tel Shimron Excavations
linked to: Tel Shimron
hasArchaeologicalFind burials
ceramic assemblages
domestic architecture
fortifications
industrial installations
hasContinuityOfOccupation multiple millennia
hasCulturalLayer Byzantine
Canaanite
linked to: Canaanites

Hellenistic
Israelite
Roman
hasHistoricalPeriod Bronze Age
Byzantine period
Canaanite period
Early Islamic period
Hellenistic period
Iron Age
Israelite period
linked to: Ancient Israel

Medieval period
Persian period
Roman period
hasStrategicLocation overlooks routes across Jezreel Valley
heritageType ancient Near Eastern archaeology site
locatedIn Jezreel Valley region
linked to: Jezreel Valley

Lower Galilee
Northern Israel
locatedInValley Jezreel Valley
locatedNear Kibbutz HaZore'a
linked to: Kibbutz Hazorea

Nahalal
Nazareth
locatedOn edge of Jezreel Valley
partOf ancient Land of Canaan
linked to: Land of Canaan
regionType Levant
linked to: Levant region
significance key site for study of Canaanite and Israelite periods
preserves long-term settlement history of northern Israel
terrainType mound
usedFor agricultural hinterland support
fortified center
settlement

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Tel Shimron hasArchaeologicalExcavation Tel Shimron Excavations
linked to: Tel Shimron
Tel Shimron excavatedBy Tel Shimron Excavations project
linked to: Tel Shimron