Vertical tabsMonastery name, type, categorySite Name: Duer el-LozMonastery name: Monastery (?)Monastery type: CenobiumMonastery category: Village LocationCoordinates, ITM system: 276,300.00744,500.00 Coordinates, ICS system: 226,173.001,244,536.00 Geographical region: Golan HeightsProvincial affiliation: Palaestina IIBishopric: HipposTopographical location: The site is located on an area of agricultural terraces above Nohal Ruqqad, below the cliffs at the edge of a plateau.Soils: BasaltDistance from nearest bishop-seat: ca. 10 km (Hippos-Susita) Source of knowledgeArchaeological remainsSurveyed siteSurveyors: NameDate Schumacher1888 Epstein and Gutman1967-1968 Bibliograpy: Schumacher, G., 1888 Epstein, C. and Gutman, S., 1972288 Ovadiah, A. and De Silva, C. G., 1981215 Abbreviation for Journals and SeriesState of certainty: Uncertain / Questionable General descriptionState of preservation/which parts were uncovered: The surveyed site showed remains of a church, architectural elements, tesserae (some of glass), a pool with an arch and additional structures to the northeast. General descriptionChurche/s: A rectangular, plastered chapel with an apse. The structure is built of basalt with limestone adornment. Water installations: A round pool with an arch that supported the roof. Small findsSmall finds: CategoryDescription OtherPolychrome tesserae, some of glass. Detailed descriptionStructureMaterials applied (walls): LimestoneBasaltMaterials applied (roofing): tiles ComponentsMonastery church: Church typeDiakonikonLink to church sectionChurch location single naveGround floor Water installations: CisternsGutters Architectural evolutionPhase 1 Abandonment General outline: A chapel, plastered pool, remains of other structures to the northeast.Phase dateCentury: Early Christian / Byzantine Phase dateCentury: 7th c?
