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Tsur Natan
Tsur Natan
Other Name:
Horbat Migdal
Religion:
Samaritan
Archaeological Evidences
Period:
Late Roman and/or Byzantine
Excavation:
Excavated
Excavators:
Eitan Ayalon (1989-1991)
Main Finds:
Samaritan. Atrium, Narthex and Apse. Benches.
Inscriptions:
Greek (Di Segni 1995)
Mosaics:
yes
Site Condition:
Open to public
Geographic Details
Geographical Region:
Samaria
5533, ישראל
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Selected Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Di Segni, L. "Ẓur Nathan (area of Khirbet Majdal). Mosaic Inscription, Later Roman Imperial Period" in
Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum
. 42, 1995: 436-437 no. 1474.
Magen, Y.
The Samaritans and the Good Samaritan
. Jerusalem, 2008: 167-168.
Ayalon, E. "Horvat Migdal (Tsur Natan) - an Ancient Samaritan Village" in
The Samaritans Jerusalem
. ed. E. Stern and H. Eshel, Jerusalem, 2002: 272-288, (Hebrew).
Photos
Courtesy of Etan Ayalon |
Courtesy of Etan Ayalon |
Courtesy of Etan Ayalon |
Courtesy of Etan Ayalon |
Plans
Plan, courtesy of Eitan Ayalon
Links
Excavation Report
Israel Antiquities Authority Survey
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