… a copious spring known as ' Ain es-Sultan. It also is the abode of a female saint. To her the … into the spring, saying, "Oh Allah, 'Ain es-Sultan, wilt thou accept this saerifice?77 The wheat …
… Ain es-Sultan, at the core of the ancient city. Early Bronze III remains were also uncovered in two dwelling quarters on the northern plateau (Area F) and to the south (Area B). This paper …
… That the spring Ain es-Sultan (site of ancient Jericho) is also in the Jordan Valley and may draw water from the same basic source suggests that, although it is clean today, it may in the …
… , (ne of the Sultan's titles. brings them … Sultan Abd-ulitanui(d passeda (Iartemniani law againls these acts of vandalism, and not a few Imlims and Mollahs, notably those (cnneetdl with St. …
… Ain es-Sultan, at the core of the ancient city. Early Bronze III remains were also uncovered in two dwelling quarters on the northern plateau (Area F) and to the south (Area B). This paper …
… that the capital may come froul some church dedicated to St. Catherine of Mount Gisal't, the … the Khirbet es Sumra remains, and the bath, fed by an aqueduct from 'Ain es Sultan, nlark the…
… by the constant and flourishing supply of fresh water flowing from ‘Ain es-Sultan. With EB II (… survey in the area surrounding the Spring of ‘Ain es-Sultan, as well as in a bulldozer cut 20 m …
… of fresh water (‘Ain es-Sultan, ‘Ain Duq and ‘Ain el-Auja) of … the archaeological site of Tell es-Sultan. Afterwards, both during … and MOTA focused on Tell es-Sultan, like those undertaken …
… ‘Ain Nwueima, ‘Ain Deuk, and ‘Ain es-Sultan. The Jordan Valley’s sugarcane cultivation and mills were mentioned in several early medieval, Arab and Frankish sources. The sources of …
… Since Byzantine times, at least, the mound of Tell es-Sultan has been pointed out to tourists … -guarded the perennial spring now called Ain es-Sultan whose water, gushing forth from the …