Tel Nagila, Archaeological site in Southern District, Israel
Tel Nagila is an archaeological site in southern Israel with exposed structures and layers that reveal how people lived during the Iron Age. Excavations have uncovered pottery, tools, and household items scattered across the ground that show the remains of ancient homes and work areas.
The site was settled during the early Iron Age, a period of significant development in the region. Archaeological work has revealed that people built and abandoned structures here over several centuries.
The site contains evidence of trade networks and social organization through discovered artifacts that indicate connections with neighboring settlements.
The site sits in an open area and can be tricky to reach since excavation work continues at times. Visitors should check beforehand if the site is currently accessible, and a local guide helps explain what you are looking at on the ground.
Tel Nagila's location at coordinates 31.50259° N, 34.7583° E positions it at a strategic point for studying ancient trade routes.
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