Sha'ar HaGolan

The excavation location spans across 20 acres of land, containing ancient stone structures and artifacts dating from the Neolithic period.

During excavations in 1989, archaeologists uncovered over 200 clay figurines and distinctive pottery from the Yarmukian culture dating back to 8000 years ago.

The site reveals important information about early agricultural societies through its collection of tools, ceremonial objects, and domestic architectural remains.

Visitors can access the archaeological site through guided tours organized by the Golan Archaeological Museum, which displays many findings from the excavations.

The location contains the earliest known evidence of pottery production in Israel, with distinct decorative patterns that influenced regional ceramic traditions.

GPS coordinates: 32.68650,35.60330

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:51