Tell Qasile archaeological site

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Tell Qasile archaeological site is an ancient Philistine port city and excavation area in Tel Aviv, notable for its well-preserved temples and artifacts illuminating early Iron Age coastal culture in the southern Levant.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Philistine settlement
ancient city
archaeological site
country Israel
culture Philistines
surface form: Philistine culture
currentUse open-air archaeological display
excavatedBy Benjamin Mazar
excavationEndDate 1950s
excavationStartDate 1948
foundedInCentury 12th century BCE
hasArchaeologicalFind Philistine pottery
altars
architectural remains
cultic vessels
figurines
metal objects
seals
stone tools
weights
hasArchaeologicalStratum Hellenistic period stratum
Persian period stratum
Philistine Iron Age stratum
hasFeature domestic quarter
fortifications
industrial installations
storage facilities
temple complex
hasFunction port city
religious center
hasTempleCount three main temples
locatedIn Israel
Tel Aviv
southern Levant
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
locatedOn northern bank of the Yarkon River
managedBy Eretz Israel Museum
nearModernFeature Reading power station
Yarkon National Park
surface form: Yarkon Park
openToPublic true
partOf Eretz Israel Museum
surface form: Eretz Israel Museum campus
period Iron Age I
early Iron Age
region Central District, Israel
surface form: Central District of Israel
religiousArchitectureType Philistine temples
significance evidence for maritime trade networks
illuminates early Iron Age coastal culture in the southern Levant
important for understanding Philistine urban planning
key site for study of Philistine religion

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