| Also called
T Shalalu, as on the SoE 1:100,000 map.
Amsterdam University survey in 1984 found the site to be clear of modern structures, occupying an area of 140 x 130m with an elevation of 2.5m, in the middle of cultivation. Founded on a gezira. Remains of a Late-Roman mud brick building standing 1.8m high were noted in 1984. Sections drawn by Amsterdam expedition. Romano-Coptic sherds noted. Clear outlines of
a range of ancient buildings all over the surface of the site are visible
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