Historic site

Tell Abu al-Kharaz

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Tell Abu al-Kharaz is a prominent archaeological mound in the Jordan Valley, excavated to uncover continuous occupation from the Early Bronze Age (around 3200 BCE) through the Islamic period. Visitors can see exposed stone foundations, pottery shards, and remnants of ancient walls that tell the story of a thriving settlement. The site offers a tangible connection to the past, with layers of history stacked like pages in a book. Its location provides views of the surrounding valley, enhancing the sense of discovery.

Don't miss

Exposed Early Bronze Age stone structures and fortifications
Pottery and artifact fragments visible on the tell surface
Panoramic views of the Jordan Valley from the summit

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