Tel Be'er Sheva

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History

Hebrew Bible From Dan to Beersheba Abraham Abimelech Tamarisk

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Excavation

Tel Aviv University Yohanan Aharoni Ze'ev Herzog Israelite King David

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Later periods

Late Ottoman Infant Jar-burials Nomads Itinerant workers

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Iron Age II

King Saul Amalekites Radiocarbon evidence Sennacherib Casemate wall

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Location: Near Beersheba, Southern District, Israel
Associated with: Israelites, Judahites
Criteria: ii, iii, iv, vi
Cultures: Israelite
Designated: 2005 (29th session)
Official name: Biblical Tells – Megiddo, Hazor, Beer Sheba

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Overview

Hebrew Hebrew language
Arabic Arabic language
Archaeological site
Southern District Southern District (Israel)
Israel
Beersheba
Tel Sheva

History

Excavation

Iron Age II

Later periods

Late Ottoman Late Ottoman period
Infant
Jar-burials Jar burial
Nomads Nomad
Itinerant workers Itinerant groups in Europe
Egyptian Egyptians

Horned altar

National park; UNESCO recognition

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Triples23

Avg. degree1.96

Density0.041667

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Tel Be'er Sheva

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related to National park; UNESCO recognition · 11

Tel Be'er Sheva → Beersheba, In, Israel, Israel Nature, Of, Park, Parks Authority, Tel Be'er Sheva National, Tel Sheva, The, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Region · 2

Tel Be'er Sheva → Asia-Pacific, Beersheba Valley, biblical Negev

Type · 2

Tel Be'er Sheva → Cultural, Settlement

Associated with · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → Israelites, Judahites

Criteria · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → ii, iii, iv, vi

Cultures · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → Israelite

Designated · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → 2005 (29th session)

Location · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → Near Beersheba, Southern District, Israel

Official name · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → Biblical Tells – Megiddo, Hazor, Beer Sheba

Periods · 1

Tel Be'er Sheva → Iron Age

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beer-sheba tel city site israel beersheba sheva hebrew biblical iron be'er stratum century age bce wall altar national settlement name

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Tel Be'er Sheva	Associated with	Israelites, Judahites	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Criteria	ii, iii, iv, vi	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Cultures	Israelite	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Designated	2005 (29th session)	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Location	Near Beersheba, Southern District, Israel	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Official name	Biblical Tells – Megiddo, Hazor, Beer Sheba	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Periods	Iron Age	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Reference no.	1108	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Region	Beersheba Valley, biblical Negev	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Region	Asia-Pacific	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Type	Settlement	1.00	infobox
Tel Be'er Sheva	Type	Cultural	1.00	infobox

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