Halutza

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Halutza is an ancient Nabatean city in the Negev Desert of southern Israel, known as a key stop on the Incense Route and now an important archaeological site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nabataean settlement
ancient city
archaeological site
archaeologicalStatus excavated site
associatedWith Byzantine administration
Roman Empire NERFINISHED
country Israel
culture Nabataean culture NERFINISHED
declineReason environmental and political changes
shift of trade routes
economyBasedOn long-distance caravan trade
hasArchaeologicalFeature burial grounds
ceramic finds
church remains
city walls
public buildings
residential quarters
streets and urban layout
water systems
winepresses
hasNameVariant Elousa NERFINISHED
Elusa NERFINISHED
heritageSignificance evidence of Incense Route commerce
evidence of Nabataean desert urbanism
historicalPeriod Byzantine period
Classical antiquity
Roman period
knownFor archaeological remains
being a key stop on the Incense Route
locatedIn Negev Desert NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion southern Israel NERFINISHED
locatedNear Beer Sheva NERFINISHED
Gaza Strip NERFINISHED
locatedOn northern Negev trade routes
modernUse archaeological research
partOf Incense Route NERFINISHED
Nabataean trade network NERFINISHED
presentCondition ruins
primaryTradeCommodity frankincense GENERATED
myrrh GENERATED
religionInHistoricalPeriod Christianity NERFINISHED
paganism
researchDiscipline Near Eastern archaeology
classical archaeology
strategicRole regional trade hub in the Negev
terrain arid desert environment
tradeRouteFunction way station for caravans

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Haluza hasNameVariant Halutza
Shivta locatedNear Halutza