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remains of Mansur el-Aqeb

remains of Mansur el-Aqeb with three distinct time periods: A. Second Temple Period (1st century CE) A farmstead belonging to a Jewish Family B. Byzantine Period (4th-7th centuries CE) A villa with storerooms, stables, winepress and water cisterns C. Medieval Period (13th- 14th Centuries CE) squatters lived in the ruins of the old villa photographed at Jabotinsky Park - Shuni, Israel at the foot of the Ramat HaNadiv heights, This area was a flourishing settlement in Roman times, as the discovery of the remains of a theatre and other archeological finds from the period attest.

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remains of Mansur el-Aqeb with three distinct time periods: A. Second Temple Period (1st century CE) A farmstead belonging to a Jewish Family B. Byzantine Period (4th-7th centuries CE) A villa with storerooms, stables, winepress and water cisterns C. Medieval Period (13th- 14th Centuries CE) squatters lived in the ruins of the old villa photographed at Jabotinsky Park - Shuni, Israel at the foot of the Ramat HaNadiv heights, This area was a flourishing settlement in Roman times, as the discovery of the remains of a theatre and other archeological finds from the period attest.