Hurvat Utsa

Hurvat Utsa contains multiple excavation areas with structural remains, pottery fragments, and ancient artifacts spread across the terrain at coordinates 32.91418N, 35.151529E.

Archaeological investigations at the site have uncovered substantial evidence of continuous human settlement through different historical periods, including Roman and Byzantine occupations.

Researchers study the material findings from Hurvat Utsa to understand trade patterns, economic activities, and daily practices of ancient communities in northern Israel.

The archaeological site maintains specific visiting hours for researchers and students, requiring advance coordination with local authorities for access to excavation areas.

Digital mapping technologies at Hurvat Utsa create detailed three-dimensional models of archaeological layers, enabling precise documentation of structural remains and artifact positions.

GPS coordinates: 32.91418,35.15153

Latest update: March 25, 2025 14:40