Qasabiyye

Religion: Jewish

Archaeological Evidences:

Period: Late Roman and/or Byzantine
Excavation: Unexcavated
Selected Surveyors: Shmuel Bar-lev and Moshe Hartal (1971), Zvi Ilan (1974, 1986)
Main Finds: Many stones of a public building. Menorah, stone fragments with eagle (2 different stones), and head of a bull. Possibly the remains of a building (Urman and Flescher 1995: 484-485)
Site Condition: many architectural fragments are at the The Golan Antiquities Museum in Katzrin. One eagle is at Midreshet Hagolan at Hispin. The bull head is at Ramat ha-Sharon.
Fragment of lintel with an eagle, courtesy of Eran Meir

Geographic Details

Geographical Region: Golan
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Selected Bibliography:

Selected Bibliography
  1. Meir, D. and Meir, E. Ancient Synagogues of the Golan. Jerusalem, 2015: 175.
  2. Urman, D. "Public Structures And Jewish Communities In The Golan Heights" in Ancient Synagogues. ed. D. Urman and P. Flesher, Leiden, 1995: 484-485.

Photos:

Photos
Architectural fragments in modren house, courtesy of Eran Meir © <i> synagogues.kinneret.ac.il </i>
Architectural fragments in modren house, courtesy of Eran Meir
Architectural fragment, courtesy of Eran Meir © <i> synagogues.kinneret.ac.il </i>
Architectural fragment, courtesy of Eran Meir
Fragment of lintel with an eagle, courtesy of Eran Meir © <i> synagogues.kinneret.ac.il </i>
Fragment of lintel with an eagle, courtesy of Eran Meir

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