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Til-Abnu was a Late Bronze age settlemnt . The rock-cut stairs cinnected the upper and lower settlement.
See:
- William Culican and Thomas L. McClellan. “El-Qitar: First Season of Excavations, 1982–83.” Abr-Nahrain 22 (1983–1984): pp. 29–63.
- Daniel Snell, The Cuneiform Tablet from el-Qiṭār , Abr-Nahrain 1983-1984, vol. 22, p. 159-170.
Nearby sites
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Jerf el Ahmar
Pre-pottery Neolithic settlement.
Syrian Arab Republic, Jenf al Aḩmar
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Til Abnu
Late Bronze Age mountain fortress. Tell el-Qitar - Til Abnu
Syrian Arab Republic, Jenf al Aḩmar
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Roman castrum
In 1987, the first sondages on the Seleucid site of Jebel Khalid, revealed, well above the Hellenistic levels, two later walls. But it is now certain that they are the walls of a Roman camp or fort, built over the remains of the Hellenistic temple.
Syrian Arab Republic, Khirbat Khālid