- Tell
Hammeh (Arabic: تل حمة) is a
relatively small tell in the
central Jordan Valley,
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan,
located where the
Zarqa River valley...
- Tell el-
Hammeh is a medium-size
archaeological tell (archaeological mound) in the West Bank, at the
southern fringe of the Beit She'an valley. It has been...
-
earliest evidence to date for the
bloomery smelting of iron is
found at Tell
Hammeh, Jordan, radiocarbon-dated to c. 930 BC. From the
medieval period, an indirect...
- Wadi
Hammeh 27 is a Late
Epipalaeolithic archaeological site in Pella, Jordan. It
consists of the
remains of a
large settlement dating to the
Early Natufian...
- (Jordan) Tell el-Hammam Tell el-Kheleifeh Tell el-Maqlub Tell er-Rameh Tell
Hammeh Tell
Johfiyeh Tell Mar
Elias Udhruh Tall al-Umayri
Umayyad Palace Umm al-Walid...
-
Europe c. 1300 BC. The
earliest bloomery smelting of iron is
found at Tell
Hammeh,
Jordan c. 930 BC (determined from 14C dating). The
Early Iron Age in the...
- the site. In 1941,
Nelson Glueck visited the site (also
called Tell el-
Hammeh es-Samri
according to Glueck)
which he ****ociated with
biblical Abel haš-Šittum...
- Taibé TBAS 102 TBAS 212 Tor at
Tariq (WHS 1065)
Tugra I
Upper Besor 6 Wadi
Hammeh 27 Wadi **** 22 Wadi
Judayid (J2) Wadi
Mataha Yabrud 3
Yutil al Hasa (WHS...
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above the springs, in
modern Umm Qais.[citation needed] The
Arabic name Al-
Hammeh or El-Hamma
dates back to the
medieval period and also
relates to "hot springs"...
- Abingdon: Routledge. ISBN 978-13-51802-89-5. Edwards,
Phillip C. (2012). Wadi
Hammeh 27, an
Early Natufian Settlement at
Pella in Jordan. Leiden: Brill. ISBN 978-90-04236-09-7...
