Tel Ashkelon assembly 5.0
Instance URI: http://w3id.org/iliad/israel/culturalHeritage/dataset/archeologicalSites/featureCollection/seaArcheologicalSites/feature/528
a large chunk of the city wall on the beach and a group of granite columns in the water - south
Title
Tel Ashkelon assembly 5.0
Type
Feature
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equivalent to GFI_Feature defined in ISO 19156:2011, and it is
superclass of all feature types.
Type
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Coastal sits: D8 Foundations of buildings and structures partly submerged
Hasgeometry
A spatial representation for a given feature.
ns10:geometry
ns12:risk
D) Coastal erosion by sea waves and rain runoff, in the nearshore and the coastal cliff
ns12:siteProtection
A) Protected, declared, antiquity site, according to the official state publications
Is Part Of
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Collection of sea archeological sites in Israel
Sea archeological sites and assemblage in Israel with survey map information
ns9:catalogueNumbe
528
ns13:typeStatus
C) Most of the Assemblage was retrieved, some artifacts remained on site
ns12:survey
Ashkelon-Ashdod
Survey map Ashkelon-Ashdod
ns11:hasTime
Crusader Period
ns12:accessibility
B) On the coast and can be visited by foot
Identifier
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528
ns12:declaration
Ashkelon, Tel Ashkelon
Longitude
34.541500091552734
ns14:source
A) Underwater/coastal surveys/excavations IAA
ns12:seabedType
B) Sand (1-3m thick) covering rock, occasionally exposed
ns12:assemblyNumber
5
Latitude
31.66083526611328
ns13:maximumElevationInMeters
1.0
ns12:importanceDegree
High
References
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Galili E., Rosen B. and Oron A. and Boaretto E. 2021. The First Marine Structures Reported from Roman/Byzantine Ashkelon, Israel: do they solve the enigma of the city’s harbour? In L. Blew (ed.) Harbours and Maritime Cultural Landscapes. Proceedings volume of the conference: In the Footsteps of Honor Frost. Nicosia 2017: 195-204.
DATAIO_NULL
Galili E., Arenson S. and Rosen B. 2021. Crusader 174. Coastal Fortifications - preventing longshore raids in the shallows, while keeping the sea approach open and safe. in: M. Isenberg and R. Khamisy eds. The Art of Siege Warfare and Military Architecture from the Classical World to the Middle Ages. Oxbow Books, Philadelphia, Chapter 2: 175-187.
ns13:minimumElevationInMeters
-2.0
Label
Tel Ashkelon assembly 5.0
ns13:municipality
Ashkelon
Description
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a large chunk of the city wall on the beach and a group of granite columns in the water - south