- Sa'adya, 1020-1080 Abū 'l-Faḍl
Mevorakh ben Saʿadya, 1040-1111 Nethan'el ben
Mevorakh, 1098-c. 1160
Moses ben
Mevorakh [Wikidata], fl. 1110-c.1141 Nethanel...
- Tel
Mevorakh (Hebrew: תל מבורך) is a
small mound situated on the
southern bank of
Nahal Taninim (River of the Crocodiles) in Israel. The tel does not exceed...
-
Kabri Michal Haifa - Tel
Shikmona Jaffa Reshef Caesarea Tell Abu
Hawam Tel
Mevorakh Myriandus - in modern-day
Turkey Sam'al - Cilicia; in modern-day Turkey...
- Mediterranea: 71–94. Kovács 2008: 17 Stern,
Ephraim (1984).
Excavations at Tel
Mevorakh, 1973-1976: The
Bronze Age.
Institute of Archaeology,
Hebrew University...
-
position of ráīs al-Yahūd
whose names were
Judah b. Såadya,
Mevorakh b. Såadya, and
Moses b.
Mevorakh. The
position was
eventually handed down from
Moses Maimonides...
- and then the leader: 8 May His
great name be
blessed Yehei shmeih rabba mevorakh יְהֵא שְׁמֵהּ רַבָּא מְבָרַךְ 9 For ever, and to all eternity! Leʻalam...
- al-Kharaz Tel Arad Tel Be'er
Sheva (Beersheba) Tel
Hazor Tel
Megiddo Tel
Mevorakh Tel
Rumeida (Hebron) Tel
Shikmona Tell
Qasile History of
ancient Israel...
-
excavations at a
number of sites,
including Gilam, Tel
Kadesh and Tel
Mevorakh. He also
worked at M****adah and Hazor, Tel Be'er Sheva, Tel Mor [he] and...
- 10 km are the
cities of Dor,
Caesarea and
their ports, Tel
Taninim and Tel
Mevorakh to the west and Tel
Burga to the southeast.
Horvat Eleq has
almost a continuous...
- Weissbein,
Itamar (2017). "Revisiting the
Isolated Canaanite Temple of Tel
Mevorakh".
Journal of
Landscape Ecology. 10 (3): 58–80 [67]. doi:10.1515/jlecol-2017-0026...
