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Huqoq or
Hukkok (Hebrew: חוקוק) was an
ancient Jewish village,
located 12.5 km
north of Tiberias. The area had been
settled since ancient times and is...
- cultivated.
Mustard oil was
likely produced in the
ancient Jewish town of
Huqoq, in modern-day Israel. This is
suggested by
distinctive agricultural features...
- lost
except for one plus a
second depicting the zodiac. The 5th-century
Huqoq synagogue's
mosaic floor also
contains a
depiction of Helios, the zodiac...
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studying a
floor mosaic discovered during the 2012-2016
campaigns at the
Huqoq synagogue near the Sea of
Galilee and
dating to the 4th–5th centuries, Russian...
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ancient Jewish village of
Huqoq. The site
shows signs of
early Canaanite settlement, and held by
scholars to be the
biblical Huqoq,
known in
Roman times as...
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Byzantine times.
Those include the
synagogues of Bar'am, Nabratein, Gush Halav,
Huqoq, Chorazin,
Meron and a few others.
Remains of
synagogues has also been found...
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Huqoq mosaic depicts Samson,
animals hunting". The
Times of Israel.
Archived from the
original on 31
October 2023.
Retrieved 23
January 2024. "
Huqoq Summer...
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Horvat 'Ethri (aka Itri)
Horvat Kishor,
Southern Hebron Hills Hurvat Sumaqa Huqoq Huseifa J ****hia/****ha K
Kanaf Kefar Fahma Kafr
Kanna Khirbet Rib Khirbet...
- in the
Galilee and
Elcesei in the West Bank Habak**** Some
locate it at
Huqoq,
others at Kadarim, Israel.
There is a
shrine in Toyserkan, Iran as well...
- burials, the
absence of pig bones, and the use of
ossuaries found at Parod,
Huqoq, and Hittin,
demonstrates a
religious similarity between the
Galileans Jews...
