Tell Balata Archaeological Park

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Tell Balata Archaeological Park is an archaeological site and open-air museum in the West Bank that preserves and presents the remains of the ancient Canaanite city often identified with biblical Shechem.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
heritage site
open-air museum
associatedWith biblical Shechem NERFINISHED
country State of Palestine
culturalContext Canaanite NERFINISHED
Israelite NERFINISHED
excavated 20th century
excavatedBy various international archaeological missions
hasArchaeologicalPeriod Iron Age
Late Bronze Age
Middle Bronze Age NERFINISHED
hasBiblicalAssociation covenant ceremonies at Shechem
patriarchal narratives in the Hebrew Bible
hasEducationalPrograms archaeological awareness activities
guided tours
school visits
hasFeature city gate complex
fortification walls
residential quarters
temple platform
tower structures
water system
hasFunction archaeological research
cultural heritage education
tourism
hasInterpretiveSignage yes
hasNearbyModernSettlement Balata refugee camp NERFINISHED
city of Nablus NERFINISHED
hasOnsiteMuseum yes
hasWalkingTrails yes
heritageDesignation national heritage site of Palestine
locatedIn Palestinian territories NERFINISHED
West Bank
locatedInOrNear Balata village NERFINISHED
Nablus NERFINISHED
managedFor conservation of archaeological remains
public presentation of archaeology
museumType site museum
openToPublic true
preserves remains of ancient Canaanite city of Shechem
region historic region of Samaria

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Tell Balata hasSiteMuseum Tell Balata Archaeological Park