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Late Roman and/or Byzantine
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Alma
Alma
Religion:
Jewish
Archaeological Evidences
Period:
Late Roman and/or Byzantine
Excavation:
Unexcavated
Selected Surveyors:
Victor Geurin (1864), Netanel Teflinski (1957)
Main Finds:
Architectural elements and inscriptions.
Inscriptions:
Aramaic and Hebrew (Naveh 1978: 22-24)
Site Condition:
Part of inscription in modern synagogue of Alma.
Aramaic inscription Ilan 1991: 52, cortesy of Almoga Ilan
Geographic Details
Geographical Region:
Upper Galilee
886, Israel
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Selected Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Ilan, Z.
Ancient Synagogues in Israel
. Tel Aviv, 1991: 52, (Hebrew).
Hestrin, R. "A New Aramaic Inscription from Alma"
Louis M. Rabinowitz Fund Bulletin
3, 1960: 65-67.
Photos
Lintel with Aramaic inscription Ilan 1991: 52, courtesy of Almoga Ilan
Aramaic inscription Ilan 1991: 52, cortesy of Almoga Ilan
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Links
The Israel Antiquities Authority - The Scientific Archive 1919-1948
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