Usha

E500035

Usha was an ancient Galilean town that served as a major center of Jewish rabbinic leadership and legal activity during the period of the Sanhedrin in Roman-era Palestine.

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Usha canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient town
archaeological site
associatedWith Mishnah sages
Sanhedrin NERFINISHED
rabbinic Judaism NERFINISHED
associatedWithReligion Judaism NERFINISHED
category Ancient Jewish communities in the Land of Israel
Former populated places in Israel
Talmudic locations
country Israel
governedBy Roman Empire NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalFinds oil presses
residential structures
ritual baths (mikvaot)
synagogue remains
historicalEra 2nd century CE
post-Bar Kokhba period
hosted Jewish legal deliberations
rabbinic assemblies
knownFor halakhic decisions
rabbinic enactments
“Enactments of Usha” NERFINISHED
languageUsed Aramaic
Hebrew
locatedIn Galilee NERFINISHED
Roman-era Palestine NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Babylonian Talmud NERFINISHED
Jerusalem Talmud NERFINISHED
Talmud NERFINISHED
modernSite Hurvat Usha NERFINISHED
near Karmiel NERFINISHED
Shefar’am NERFINISHED
partOf ancient Jewish settlement network in Galilee
region Lower Galilee NERFINISHED
servedAs center of Jewish legal activity
center of Jewish rabbinic leadership
seat of the Sanhedrin
timePeriod Roman period
Tannaitic period NERFINISHED

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