A Sugar Industry Site from the Fatimid to the Ottoman Periods at Tell Umm al-Faraj, Western Galilee (Hebrew, pp. 139–159; English summary, p. 77*)

The excavation at Tell Umm al-Fajar, located in the heart of Moshav Ben ‘Ami in the western Galilee, revealed an agricultural settlement that produced sugar from the Fatimid period until the Ottoman period, as indicated by the numerous sugar vessels that were found.

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Atiqot
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2025-01-22
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https://doi.org/10.70967/2948-040x.1523
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Sugar Industry Site from the Fatimid to the Ottoman Periods at Tell Umm al-Faraj, Western Galilee (Hebrew, pp. 139–159; English summary, p. 77*)

Emmanuel Damati
Atiqot
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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A Sugar Industry Site from the Fatimid to the Ottoman Periods at Tell Umm al-Faraj, Western Galilee (Hebrew, pp. 139–159; English summary, p. 77*)

Emmanuel Damati
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Abstract

The excavation at Tell Umm al-Fajar, located in the heart of Moshav Ben ‘Ami in the western Galilee, revealed an agricultural settlement that produced sugar from the Fatimid period until the Ottoman period, as indicated by the numerous sugar vessels that were found.

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A Sugar Industry Site from the Fatimid to the Ottoman Periods at Tell Umm al-Faraj, Western Galilee (Hebrew, pp. 139–159; English summary, p. 77*) — Emmanuel Damati · Atiqot (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS