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Tell el-Hammam (also Tall al-Hammam) is an archaeological site in Jordan, in the eastern part of the lower Jordan Valley close to the mouth of the Jordan River. The site has substantial remains from the Chalcolithic, Early, Intermediate and Middle Bronze Age, and from Iron Age II. There are different attempts at identifying the site with a biblical city.

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rdfs:label	Tell el-Hammam (de) Tall el-Hammam (fr) Tell el-Hammam (en) Telel Hamã (pt) Телль-эль-Хаммам (ru)
rdfs:comment	Tell el-Hammam auch Tall al-Hammam (arabisch تل الحمام, DMG Tall al-Ḥammām) ist eine archäologische Stätte in Jordanien, und zwar im östlichen Teil des Jordangrabens in der Nähe der Mündung des Jordans. Der Ort hat bedeutende Überreste aus der Kupfersteinzeit, Frühen Bronzezeit, Mittleren Bronzezeit und aus der Eisenzeit. Es gibt mehrere Versuche, Tell el-Hammam mit einer biblischen Stadt gleichzusetzen. (de) Tell el-Hammam (also Tall al-Hammam) is an archaeological site in Jordan, in the eastern part of the lower Jordan Valley close to the mouth of the Jordan River. The site has substantial remains from the Chalcolithic, Early, Intermediate and Middle Bronze Age, and from Iron Age II. There are different attempts at identifying the site with a biblical city. (en) O Telel Hamã (Tell el-Hammam) é um sítio arqueológico na Jordânia. As escavações são conduzidas pelo arqueólogo Steven Collins. Collins acredita que o monte seja o local da Sodoma bíblica, embora isso seja contestado por outros estudiosos. A área ao redor do Telel Hamã, no final da Idade do Bronze, é identificada como Abel Shittim (Heb. Que significa "Acácias do Luto" Abila (Pereia), que é o local do acampamento de Israel antes de entrar na Terra Prometida. David E. Graves, membro da equipe dos Associados Inerrantistas de Pesquisa Bíblica acredita que nos períodos romano/bizantino/omíada (165 a.C-750 d.C) o local fazia parte da cidade de Livias, capital da Pereia de Herodes Antipas. (pt) Tall el-Hammam est une ville du Bronze Moyen située en Jordanie dans la vallée du Jourdain, près de la Mer Morte, qui aurait possiblement été détruite par une explosion cosmique de type Toungouska, bien que cette conclusion soit depuis lors contestée. Un afflux de sel (~ 4 % en masse) lié à une explosion aérienne a produit une hyper salinité, inhibé l'agriculture et provoqué l'abandon, pendant environ 300 à 600 ans, d'environ 120 établissements régionaux dans un rayon de plus de 25 km. (fr) Телль-эль-Хаммам (араб. تل الحمام‎) — холм (телль), место археологических раскопок поселения среднего бронзового века (1800—1550 гг. до н. э.) в южной Иорданской долине, к северо-востоку от Мёртвого моря, в Иордании. Расположен в 22 км восточнее древнего Иерихона. (ru)
name	Tell el-Hammam (en)
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dcterms:subject	Populated places disestablished in the 8th century Livias Biblical archaeology Byzantine sites in Asia Chalcolithic sites of Asia Populated places in Amman Governorate Archaeological sites in Jordan Former populated places in Jordan Populated places established in the 5th millennium BC
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Populated places disestablished in the 8th century Biblical inerrancy Jordan Jordan River Livias List of minor biblical places Biblical archaeology Cosmic airburst Council of Chalcedon Creationist Op-ed Claude Reignier Conder Alexis Mallon Egeria (pilgrim) Byzantine sites in Asia Mount Carmel Steven Collins (archaeologist) Comet Research Group Byzantine Chalcolithic sites of Asia Trinity Southwest University William F. Albright Cities of the Ancient Near East Iron Age Livias Amman Governorate Culture of ancient Rome Jordan Valley Early Bronze Age Mandatory Palestine Tel Hazor Tell er-Rameh Council of Ephesus Council of Jerusalem (536) Ashkelon Assumption of Mary Asteroid impact avoidance Populated places in Amman Governorate Archaeological sites in Jordan Former populated places in Jordan Populated places established in the 5th millennium BC Jericho Jerusalem Herod Antipas Thermae Ramat HaNadiv Mark Boslough Sodom and Gomorrah Southern Levant City-state Pseudoscientific Nelson Glueck Chalcolithic Younger Dryas Younger Dryas impact hypothesis Middle Bronze Age Veritas International University Late Bronze Age Plains of Moab Perea Umayyad Survey (archaeology) Unaccredited Abel-Shittim Young earth creationist Roman Age dbr:Kay_Prag dbr:Tell_Iktanu
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.tallelhammam.com/
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