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Khirbet Jamjum

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The remains of an oil press and an ancient small oil extraction device were found on the lower areas of the site, even though the area is not known for its oil production. In addition, a small
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settlement at the site during the late Hasmonean period. Ceramic findings and underground passages connecting the cavities constitute a
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was discovered, alongside a furnace and a pottery workshop where fragments of decorated pottery shards were found. Nearby the site,
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Archeological finding at the site includes the remains of a large public building, a large and small
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Findings at the site indicate it was alternately populated from the
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Jews and Judaism in the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire
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fragments, leading to the assumption that there was a
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Khirbet Jamjum is located in the West Bank
West Bank
Judaean Mountains
31°40′02.9″N 35°05′17.2″E / 31.667472°N 35.088111°E / 31.667472; 35.088111
Hasmonean kingdom
Herodian kingdom
province of Judaea
Mamluk period
Ottoman period
Second Temple period
Byzantine period
Mamluk period
Second Temple Judaism
archeological site
Gush Etzion
West Bank
Hasmonean period
Ottoman period
Second Temple period
Byzantine period
Mamluk period
mikveh
ossuary
Jewish
hiding complex
Bar Kokhba revolt
Desert Fortresses
columbarium
rock-cut tombs

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