- Wadi
Khureitun (Arabic; also
spelled Khareitoun, Khareitun, Haritoun) or
Nahal Tekoa (Hebrew) is a wadi in a deep
ravine in the
Judaean Desert in the...
- Tuqu'.
Outside Teqoa,
adjacent to the
Israeli settlement of
Tekoa is Wadi
Khureitun,
sometimes spelled Khreiton ("Chariton Valley"). The
valley is notable...
-
Yosef Tekoah (1925–1991),
Israeli diplomat Takua (disambiguation) Wadi
Khureitun, or
Nahal Tekoa, a wadi in the
Judaean Desert in the West Bank This disambiguation...
- of Jericho, and
Souka Laura or Old
Laura in the area of Tuqu' in Wadi
Khureitun.
Saint Euthymius the
Great (377–473)
founded one of the
early lauras in...
- day in the
Arabic name of the wadi (valley of a
seasonal stream), Wadi
Khureitun. In all
three locations his fame let
Christians flock to
learn from him...
- El
Khiam (الخیام) is an
archaeological site near Wadi
Khureitun in the
Judaean Desert in the West Bank, on the s****s of the Dead Sea. Archaeological...
-
caves that were dug in the
karst chalk stone of the
Nachal Tekoa or Wadi
Khureitun,
named after Chariton the Confessor, by
monks from the
Lavras of Saint...
- a
diverse natural habitat,
especially birds who
migrate here. At Wadi
Khureitun once
stood houses, and
several monasteries and
maqams were discovered...
- outcrops,
especially on
limestone rocks in
garrigue terrain. In Wadi
Khureitun (Judea), it
grows in
small vertical cracks and
holes alongside Sonchus...
-
tentatively been
identified with the
cavern of Umm el-Tuweimin, and the cave at
Khureitun (named
after Chariton the Ascetic),
although modern day archaeologists...
