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Samara
Samara
Religion:
Samaritan
Archaeological Evidences
Period:
Late Roman and/or Byzantine
Excavation:
Excavated
Excavators:
Yizhak Magen (1991-1992)
Main Finds:
Samaritan. Narthex, benches and mosaic.
Mosaics:
Yes
Site Condition:
Open to the public. Security forces should be contacted for visit.
Geographic Details
Geographical Region:
Samaria
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Selected Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Magen, Y.
The Samaritans and the Good Samaritan
. Jerusalem, 2008: 142-167.
Avital, A. "The Originality of the Unique Agricultural Motifs at the Samaritan Synagogue of Samara"
Judea and Samaria Research Studies
24, 2015: 145-163, (Hebrew).
Magen, Y.
The Samaritans and the Good Samaritan
. Jerusalem, 2008: 142-167.
Photos
General view looking east - Gilead Peli all rights reserved
General view - Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Western entrance - Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Fragment of mosaic,The Museum of the Good Samaritan, Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Fragment of mosaic, The Museum of the Good Samaritan, Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Fragment of mosaic, The Museum of the Good Samaritan, Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Fragment of mosaic, The Museum of the Good Samaritan, Gilead Peli all rights reserved
Aerial Photograph of the Synagogue- View from South-East | Magen 1992: 74. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Aerial Photograph of the Synagogue- View from West | Magen 1992: 73. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Hall, Narthex and Atrium of the Synagogue- View from West. | Magen 1992: 75. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
General View of the Synagogue- View from East. | Magen 1992: 76. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Apse and an Earlier Phase's Mosaic Floor- | Magen 1992: 76. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Rooms at the Southern Part of the Synagogue- | Magen 1992: 76. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Hall after lifting the Mosaic floor- Downwards- Stone floor of an Earlier Structure. Upwards- Stone floor that covered the Mosaic Floor | Magen 1992: 77. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Earlier and Later Floors and the Holy Ark | Magen 1992: 78. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Mosaic Floor | Magen 1992: 78. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Mosaic Floor | Magen 1992: 78. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Hall and the Holy Ark | Magen 1992: 78. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Moasic Floor- Sketch | Magen 1992: 79. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
The Holy Ark Painting at the Mosaic floor | Magen 1992: 79. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Holy Ark Relief from the Apse | Magen 1992: 80. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Capital | Magen 1992: 80. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Plans
coutesy of Dvir Raviv
Plan | Magen 1992: 74. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
Reconstruction | Magen 1992: 74. Courtesy of the Israel Exploration Society
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