Laish

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Laish was an ancient Canaanite city in northern Israel later conquered and renamed Dan by the Israelite tribe of Dan.

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Label Occurrences
Laish canonical 3

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Canaanite city
ancient city
alsoTransliteratedAs Laishah NERFINISHED
Leshem NERFINISHED
archaeologicalFindsInclude Canaanite cultic remains at Tel Dan
city gate complex at Tel Dan
fortification walls at Tel Dan
associatedWithModernSite Tel Dan GENERATED
biblicalReference Judges 18 NERFINISHED
conqueredBy Israelites NERFINISHED
tribe of Dan NERFINISHED
culture Canaanite NERFINISHED
describedAs quiet and unsuspecting city in Judges 18
destroyedBy tribe of Dan
distanceDescription far from Sidon according to Judges 18 GENERATED
fate burned and rebuilt as Dan
geopoliticalRole northern border marker of Israel as Dan
governedBy Canaanite rulers
hasArchaeologicalSite Tel Dan archaeological site NERFINISHED
historicalTransition from Canaanite city to Israelite city Dan
hydrologicalContext near headwaters of the Jordan River
languageContext Northwest Semitic NERFINISHED
laterKnownAs Dan NERFINISHED
locatedIn Canaan NERFINISHED
northern Israel NERFINISHED
region of Galilee
locatedNear sources of the Jordan River
mentionedIn Book of Judges NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
modernCountry State of Israel NERFINISHED
nearModernLocality Golan Heights region NERFINISHED
Upper Galilee NERFINISHED
partOf land later allotted to tribe of Dan
phraseAssociation from Dan to Beersheba (Dan as former Laish)
politicalStatusInJudges isolated and lacking allies
region northernmost part of ancient Israel
relatedBiblicalPlaceName Dan GENERATED
religiousContext pre-Israelite Canaanite religion
renamedAs Dan NERFINISHED
renamedBy tribe of Dan NERFINISHED
strategicImportance controlled approaches to the Huleh Valley
near important trade routes
timePeriod Bronze Age NERFINISHED
Iron Age I NERFINISHED
tribalAssociationAfterConquest tribe of Dan NERFINISHED

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