Information and Review of the Tel Beit-Shemesh
The Bible is everywhere at Tel Beit Shemesh, although it has not been restored.
One outstanding find, a massive wall, indicates how essential Judean kings considered the defense of this town, on the western border of their realm, to be.
From the mound you can see Zora and Eshta’ol (now a kibbutz and a moshav) between which Samson was born, and the Valley of Sorek, home of his mistress Delilah.
Through this same countryside, the Ark of the Covenant once returned to Beit Shemesh from Philistine captivity.
Photographer:Avishai Teicher. From a PikiWiki.
FAQ for Tel Beit-Shemesh (Archaeology and History in Israel):
Wheelchair accessible? No,
Is there a parking? Yes,
Is it sutable for children? Yes.
Attraction Type: Archaeology and History, Region: Jerusalem Area, Address: Near Beit-Shemesh (Find more Archaeology and History in Israel: Jerusalem Area)
Tel Beit-Shemesh Opening hours:
24/7
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