| Visited
by Penny Wilson in 2004, who reported as follows:
The fields to the
south of the main mound are covered in sherds and must be considered as
part of the antiquities area, perhaps a settlement or building up against
the rocky outcrop. It is now surrounded by a small village and the whole
site is about 120m north-south by 200m east-west.
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Photograph
of Ezba Kom el-Hagg in 2004. (Dr Penny Wilson; copies of other views kept
at the EES)
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