-
ancient city. The plain's
modern names are
Plain of
Ginosar in
Hebrew and el-
Ghuweir in Arabic. The
Israeli Kibbutz Ginosar derives its name from the ancient...
- Ain el-
Ghuweir (Arabic: Ain Al-Ghuwair) is an
archaeological site
located about 15 km
south of
Khirbet Qumran on the
western s**** of the Dead Sea. Here...
- Ein
Feshkha and Ain el-
Ghuweir that have been
linked with the
Qumran settlement. In particular, the
cemetery at Ain el-
Ghuweir is
somewhat similar, although...
- Wadi
Ghuweir Trail to Feynan, Jordan...
-
archaeological sites from the same time period, Ein Feshkha, and Ain el-
Ghuweir, both
located south of
Qumran along the s**** of the Dead Sea, are also...
- Bar-Adon.
Using de Vaux's
Period 1a findings, his own
excavations at Ain el-
Ghuweir 15 km (9.3 mi)
south of Qumran, and Mazar's
level 2 at 'En-Gedi, Bar-Adon...
- the
complex was Herodian, i.e.,
dates after 37 BCE.[page needed] Ain el-
Ghuweir is
another settlement nearby from the same time period. The
complex is...
-
opposite s****, and from
there ascend to the
fortress of Machaerus. Ain el-
Ghuweir Levantine archaeology Hadas,
Gideon (April 2011). "Dead Sea Anchorages"...
- have
yielded single north-south
shaft tombs. The
small cemetery at Ein el-
Ghuweir, 13
kilometers south of Qumran,
produced 18
shaft burials of
which 13 had...
-
systems are
still visible and are
located along the
south bank of the Wadi
Ghuweir,
which is
opposite of
Khirbat Faynan. The
remains consist of an open channel...
