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Les environs:

Tell Deir Alla, Gold earring, dating from Iron IITell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Pottery, dating from Iron IITell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Goblet dating from Late BronzeTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Claytablet with inscription in a not identified languageTell Deir Alla, Claytablet with inscription in a not identified languageTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Anklet dating from Iron IITell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionTell Deir Alla, Arrowheads dating from Iron IITell Deir Alla, Bileam or Balaam inscriptionDeir Alla InscriptionClay tablets of Deir Alla

Localisation:

  • Jordanie, Dayr ‘Allā
  • geo:32.197193,35.621223
  • Précision ± 0-5 m.

Period or year:

  • -1700~ / -400~

Classification:

  • Habitat rural
  • Visible

Identificateurs:

  • vici:place=23804

Annotations

Il n'y a pas une annotation en français. Présenté est une annotation en Anglais.

Deir Alla is  placed  between the villages of Kreymeh and Karameh along the main Jordan Valley road. Some of the biblical scholars identified Tell Deir ‘Allā with biblical Succoth (Genesis 33:17, Joshua 13:27, Judges 8:5, I Kings 7:46). The 11 tablets have been translated to proove that Tell el-Deir Alla is in fact Balaam's home town of "Pethor". The first village was built during the Middle Bronze Age II,ca.1700 BC and was inhabited until the Hellenistic period ca 400 BC. Tell Deir Alla was destroyed by the fire followed the earthquake.

 

Sources:

  1. Chapter 6 Study of the excavated remains: Tell Deir Alla, in: Unravelling the fabric: Textile production in Iron Age Transjordan [S.l.]: s.n 2013
  2. Edward Lipiński, On the Skirts of Canaan in the Iron Age: Historical and Topographical Researches, Peeters Publishers, 2006, pp.288-293
  3. H. J. Franken, Deir Alla, tell (archaeology), Anchor Bible Dictionary, vol. 2, D-G, 1992.
  4. idem: Excavations at Deir ‘Alla, Season 1964. Preliminary Report.Vetus TestamentumXIV (3), 1964
  5. idem: Excavations at Deir ‘Alla, Season 1964. Preliminary Report.Vetus TestamentumXIV (4), 1964
  6. Niels C. F. Groot, All the work of artisans: reconstructing society at Tell Deir 'Alla through the study of ceramic traditions: Studies of Late Bronze Age Faience vessels and Iron IIc-III ceramics from Tell Deir 'Alla, Jordan, 2011
  7. Zeidan A. Kafafi, The Archaeological Context of the Tell Deir ‘Allā Tablets - https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/bitstream/handle/1887/15866/08%20ASLU%2019%20Chapter%208.pdf?sequence=14

     

Deir Alla is  placed  between the villages of Kreymeh and Karameh along the main Jordan Valley road. Some of the biblical scholars identified Tell Deir ‘Allā with biblical Succoth (Genesis 33:17, Joshua 13:27, Judges 8:5, I Kings 7:46). The 11 tablets have been translated to proove that Tell el-Deir Alla is in fact Balaam's home town of "Pethor". The first village was built during the Middle Bronze Age II,ca.1700 BC and was inhabited until the Hellenistic period ca 400 BC. Tell Deir Alla was destroyed by the fire followed the earthquake.

 

Sources:

  1. Chapter 6 Study of the excavated remains: Tell Deir Alla, in: Unravelling the fabric: Textile production in Iron Age Transjordan [S.l.]: s.n 2013
  2. Edward Lipiński, On the Skirts of Canaan in the Iron Age: Historical and Topographical Researches, Peeters Publishers, 2006, pp.288-293
  3. H. J. Franken, Deir Alla, tell (archaeology), Anchor Bible Dictionary, vol. 2, D-G, 1992.
  4. idem: Excavations at Deir ‘Alla, Season 1964. Preliminary Report.Vetus TestamentumXIV (3), 1964
  5. idem: Excavations at Deir ‘Alla, Season 1964. Preliminary Report.Vetus TestamentumXIV (4), 1964
  6. Niels C. F. Groot, All the work of artisans: reconstructing society at Tell Deir 'Alla through the study of ceramic traditions: Studies of Late Bronze Age Faience vessels and Iron IIc-III ceramics from Tell Deir 'Alla, Jordan, 2011
  7. Zeidan A. Kafafi, The Archaeological Context of the Tell Deir ‘Allā Tablets - https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/bitstream/handle/1887/15866/08%20ASLU%2019%20Chapter%208.pdf?sequence=14

     


Musées associés

Amman, Jordan Museum

The new historical museum of Jordan; substantial archaeological collection.


À proximité

Deir 'Alla, Sanctuary

The sanctuary complex in NE part of tell.

Deir Alla Inscription

Bala'am Son of Be'or Inscription discovered on Dajr Alla in Jordan. Aramaic inscription.

Deir 'Alla

Deir \'Alla