Shikmona (Extinct city) (Israel)
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Shikmona (Extinct city) (Israel)

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Bones from the late Byzantine remains near Shiqmona.

Eshed, Vered

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Was Shiqmona devastated by an earthquake in the seventh century CE?.

Barzilay, Eldad

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Coins from the Late Byzantine remains near Shiqmona.

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Roman and Byzantine coins from the excavation on the Eastern fringes of Tel Shiqmona.

Kool, Robert

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הפסיפס מהמבנה (כנסייה?) שנחשף בשוליים המזרחיים של תל שקמונה.

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Pottery from the late Byzantine remains near Shiqmona.

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Glass from the late Byzantine remains near Shiqmona.

Gorin-Rosen, Yael

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פריטי השיש מהמבנים משלהי התקופה הביזנטית בשוליים המזרחיים של תל שקמונה.

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