Tel Lod

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Tel Lod is an archaeological mound in central Israel preserving layered remains from ancient Lydda and its surrounding historical settlements.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
mound
tell
archaeologicalMethodUsed salvage excavation
stratigraphic excavation
associatedWithAncientName Diospolis NERFINISHED
Lydda NERFINISHED
country Israel
distanceTo approximately 15 km southeast of Tel Aviv
elevation approximately 60 metres above sea level
excavatedBy Israel Antiquities Authority NERFINISHED
excavationBegan 1990s
hasArchaeologicalFind architectural remains
burials
coins
domestic structures
industrial installations
pottery assemblages
storage facilities
water systems
hasEvidenceOf agricultural activity
urban settlement
hasNameInArabic تل اللد NERFINISHED
hasNameInHebrew תל לוד NERFINISHED
hasStratigraphyFromPeriod Bronze Age
Byzantine period
Crusader period
Early Islamic period NERFINISHED
Hellenistic period
Iron Age NERFINISHED
Mamluk period NERFINISHED
Ottoman period NERFINISHED
Persian period
Roman period
heritageDesignation archaeological heritage site
locatedIn Central District, Israel NERFINISHED
Israel NERFINISHED
Lod NERFINISHED
locatedNear Ayalon Valley NERFINISHED
Ben Gurion Airport NERFINISHED
nearTransportRoute ancient road between Jaffa and Jerusalem
modern Highway 40
overlooks modern city of Lod
partOf ancient city of Lydda
region Shephelah NERFINISHED
relatedSite Lod Mosaic NERFINISHED
represents continuous settlement history of Lydda region
usedFor archaeological research

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