Tel Kudadi

Tel Kudadi rises 8 meters above sea level on the northern bank of the Yarqon estuary, containing remains of two central courtyard fortresses.

Initial excavations began in 1936 under P.L.O. Guy's direction through the British Mandatory Department of Antiquities, revealing Iron Age fortification structures.

Excavations have uncovered ceramic pieces, tools, and daily-use items that demonstrate the connection between local inhabitants and Mediterranean trade networks.

The site provides researchers and visitors access to study military architecture and economic patterns of ancient Israeli coastal settlements.

Archaeological findings indicate the presence of a large palace structure with multiple construction phases spanning from the Pottery Neolithic through Late Bronze Age.

Location: Tel Aviv

GPS coordinates: 32.10330,34.77700

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:22