Adullam

The excavation site reveals multiple layers of ancient settlements, featuring stone walls, burial chambers, and remains of residential structures from different periods.

Archaeological evidence indicates continuous human habitation at Adullam from the Canaanite period through the Second Temple era, spanning over 2000 years.

The location holds biblical importance as a refuge for King David, mentioned in religious texts as a place where he gathered followers during his exile.

Visitors can access the site through marked trails from the Adullam Caves Park entrance, with guided tours available through the Israel Nature and Parks Authority.

The site contains an extensive network of underground caves and tunnels, which served as dwelling spaces and storage areas for ancient inhabitants.

Location: Nahal Hevron

GPS coordinates: 31.65472,35.00306

Latest update: May 17, 2025 07:28