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By Dale K. Benington, March 9, 2013
Tel Afeq - Antipatris Marker
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| Near Yarkon Park Entrance Roadway just north of National Route 483. |
| | Archaeological excavations at Tel Afeq have exposed layers of occupation dating from the Chalcolithic period (the fourth millennium B.C.E.) until the 20th century C.E. Strategically situated on the "Afeq Pass", a bottleneck between the headwaters of . . . — — Map (db m64309) HM |
| On Yarkon Park Entrance Roadway just from National Route 483. |
| | A remnant of the main street of the Roman city of Antipatris. "Cardo" is the name for the main north-south street of a Roman-era city. Shops lined the Cardo, and at its center it was connected to the Forum, the city's central square. Grooves can be . . . — — Map (db m64445) HM |
| Near Yarkon Park Entrance Roadway just north of National Route 483. |
| | This is the most complete of the six Late Bronze Age (Canaanite), 1550-1200 B.C.E. palaces excavated at Afeq. The ground floor is preserved in its entirety, while the stairway testifies to the existence of the now-destroyed upper storeys. . . . — — Map (db m64406) HM |
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