Khan Sursock

Khan Sursock stands near the Gaaton river, featuring stone structures and archaeological remains from an ancient agricultural settlement at coordinates 33.01244, 35.1938.

The site dates to the Ottoman period when it served as a caravanserai, providing shelter and rest for merchants traveling along regional trade routes.

The location represents agricultural practices from past civilizations and contains remnants that demonstrate the evolution of farming methods in ancient Israel.

The heritage site offers visitors access to archaeological structures within the nature reserve, managed by local authorities in the Mateh Asher Regional Council.

Research at Khan Sursock reveals evidence of continuous agricultural activity spanning multiple centuries, with structures aligned to maximize water usage from the Gaaton river.

Location: Mateh Asher Regional Council

GPS coordinates: 33.01244,35.19380

Latest update: March 9, 2025 00:51