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Leopards Temple

The Leopards Temple is a Chalcolithic-period open-air cult site in the Ovda Valley, named for the stone leopard figures laid out across its floor. Discussed here as part of a day on the northern Arava and the Ovda Valley during the Eilat field-trip.

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Ruins of an Israelite fortress at Ein Hatzeva / Ir Ovot
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Campus Eilat Day One: Northern Arava and Ovda Valley

Day one of Campus Eilat: heading south through the northern Arava and into the Ovda valley, taking in Ein Hatzeva, the Peace Route lookouts, Shacharut, the Leopards Temple and the Kasui sand dunes.

Dec 2013 · 4 minute read
Ruins of an Israelite fortress at Ein Hatzeva / Ir Ovot View from the Peace Lookout in the Arava Valley View from the Jabel Huferia Lookout in the Arava Valley View over the Arava Valley from Shacharut Ancient leopard images at the Leopards Temple in the Ovda Valley Kasui sand dunes in the Ovda Valley
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