Tombs, Quarries and Agricultural Installations at Fardisya (East) (Hebrew, pp. 61*–74*; English summary, pp. 135–137)

Authors

• Boaz Zissu, Israel Antiquities Authority
• Haim Moyal
• Amir Ganor

Abstract

At Fardisya, in western Samaria, two concentrations of rock-hewn installations were recovered, including winepresses, tombs, quarries, a limekiln, game boards and cupmarks. The finds in Winepress 1 and in double-arcosolia Tomb 7 date to the Late Roman–Byzantine periods.

Keywords

agriculture, cemetery, industry, games

Recommended Citation

Zissu, B; Moyal, H and Ganor, A. 2009. Tombs, Quarries and Agricultural Installations at Fardisya (East) (Hebrew, pp. 61*–74*; English summary, pp. 135–137). 'Atiqot 61.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040X.1489

Available at: https://publications.iaa.org.il/atiqot/vol61/iss1/26