Khirbet Za'ak

The Khirbet Za'ak archaeological site contains stone fortification walls, rectangular towers, and three substantial water cisterns built in Hellenistic architectural style.

Archaeological findings at Khirbet Za'ak include ceramic artifacts from the Middle Bronze Age, Late Bronze Age, Iron Age, Roman, and Byzantine periods.

The location holds connections to biblical narratives, as scholars associate it with Arumah mentioned in the Book of Judges where Abimelech established residence.

Access to Khirbet Za'ak requires advance coordination with local authorities due to its position in a controlled area with specific entry regulations.

The water system at Khirbet Za'ak demonstrates engineering methods similar to facilities found at other regional sites like Alexandrium and Hyrcania.

Location: Southern District

GPS coordinates: 31.41431,34.86869

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:22