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Revision as of 05:57, 8 October 2024
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2022-01-17, Yoav, Zac, Grady, Vija
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Verify, Copper production. Location: Nahal Timna. Various parts of the site (255, 255A, 255B, 255C, 255D) were found around an isolated hill near a secondary channel of the Timna River (Fig. 561.1). Scale copper production appears to have taken place in earlier periods, but most of the finds date from the New Kingdom period to the Early Islamic period. Site of 255 poorly preserved buildings, proba
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bly workshops, surrounded by concentrations of crushed breeze slag. Lots of small blower pipe protectors, evidence of copper production. A number of potsherds typical of Egyptian activity from the New Kingdom period were found in the Timna Valley. Several flint tools were found. At the bottom of the hill is a tumulus, a typical burial. Tumulus 50m southwest of the site to the description coordinat
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e. 194904/411061
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