and the locus that contain the pit and the area Locus 2052. This locus is west of the sacrificial high place
and contains scattered remains of early Roman Hellenistic poor structures, early Roman pottery and
glass in addition to a tri‐facial bronze arrowhead with a socket, the type which is dubbed sometimes,
Scythian. Pottery include, Galilean bowl of the early type, Spattered Wash Ware bowls early Roman
casseroles and jars, Hellenistic Early Roman globular cooking pots with tall neck, craters dubbed as
“mortaria” that some date to the Persian period, a pin of a fibula and about 600 bones. However, most
of the pottery material is early Roman which indicated the period of this locus.
Finds