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Aasaliya
Aasaliya
Other Name:
el-Aseliyye
Religion:
Jewish
Archaeological Evidences
Period:
Late Roman and/or Byzantine
Excavation:
Unexcavated
Selected Surveyors:
Tamir Eshel (1976), Zvi Maoz (1978)
Main Finds:
Structure, architectural elements, lintel with menorahs
Inscriptions:
Aramaic (Urman 1995: 487-489)
Site Condition:
Inside nature reserve. Permission required to visit site.
Lintel with Menorahs reused upside down, courtesy of Chaim ben David
Geographic Details
Geographical Region:
Golan
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Selected Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Meir, D. and Meir, E.
Ancient Synagogues of the Golan
. Jerusalem, 2015: 150-155.
Maoz, Z.U. "Asaliyeh- A Jewish Village and Ancient Synagogue in the Golan"
Teva va-Aretz
21, 1979: 185-188, (Hebrew).
Urman, D. "Public Structures and Jewish Community in the Golan Hights" in
Ancient Synagogues; Historical Analysis and Archaeological Discovery
. ed. D. Urman and P.V.M. Flesher, Vol. 2, Leiden, 1995: 485-489.
Photos
Architetural fragments, courtesy of Eran Meir
Ionic capital, courtesy of Eran Meir
Ashlar wall of the Synagogue, courtesy of Eran Meir
Aramaic inscription, Dan Urman archive
Lintel with Menorahs reused upside down, courtesy of Chaim ben David
Plans
Aasaliya | Maoz 1979, courtesy of Zvi Maoz
Links
IAA Survey ‘Asâliyye
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