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Ed-Dikke synagogue
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Khirbet Dikke (also: Khirbet al-Dikkī, Khirbet e-Dikke) is an ancient synagogue, now an archaeological site, located on the eastern bank of the Jordan River . It is one of several ancient synagogues in northern Israel first identified by Gottlieb Schumacher in the 1880s. The building is thought to date form c. 460 CE.1 Khirbet Dikke and the Synagogues in and around Bethsaida Valley (Archaostyle Scientific Series 7), Qazrin 2009: Archaostyle (191 pp; 58 illustrations; 1 map)2
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