Deir Seta is located in the Idlib governorate in the central area of the northern Syrian limestone massif in the south of the Jebel Barischa, on the eastern edge of this karst hilly area. The site was inhabited in Roman and byzantine periods. The funerary inscription prooved the second century AD.
Sources:
- Lidewijde de Jong, The Archaeology of Death in Roman Syria: Commemoration, Empire, and Community, Cambridge University Pres 2017, p. 279