Jatt

Jatt is an Arab nearby council within the Triangle vicinity of Haifa District in Israel. In 2017 it had a populace of 11,644. Archaeologists excavations have yielded stays from Early Bronze Age and Middle Bronze Age. Both local and imported pottery from this era has been located. A scarab, in bone, relationship to the 1750–1550 BCE has additionally been determined. Two Roman lamps had been discovered here. Archeological excavations have revealed main remains from the Byzantine and the Mamluk eras. The rocky plateau upon which stands Jett. The homes are rudely constructed.

In the midst of the small materials of which they're principally constructed discovered a sure range of reduce stones of ancient date. In the courtyard of one house observed an vintage capital of white marble hollowed to serve as a mortar, and now used to grind coffee. At the foot of the hill is a nicely, which possibly is of historic date. The further cited that Jatt had 1400 population. In 1882, the Palestine Exploration Fund's Survey of Western Palestine defined it: "Evidently an historic web site; a slight-sized village of mud and stone on a high mound at the brink of the apparent. It stands beside the principle road to the north, close to the junction with that from Shechem, and approximately 2 1/2 miles north of the road through Attil to the outstanding plain.