Roman stone quarry - Beit Lid

(Roman stone quarries were used in later periods as water pools.)
(Stone quarries in the Roman period.)
General Sites and Attractions

Roman stone quarry - Beit Lid

A group of five pools excavated in the natural rock of different dimensions and sizes, dating back to the Roman-Byzantine period. It is located near a water cistern inside a rock that can be descended by steps and confined from the inside. In the first step, these quarries were established to extract stones for construction. The rocks of these sites were likely used in buildings in the ancient city of Sebastia.After that, the sites were used as pools to collect water in the region for irrigation and other uses.

Sites & Attractions: Type
Managing Authority
Address

Irtah.
It is located in the village of Beit Lid, 1 km to the southwest side of the village.
Beit Lid
PS-TKM
Palestinian Territories

32.2836,35.12341
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Booking On Site
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Booking Online
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Booking via Phone
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Advance booking required
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Agent Voucher Accepted
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Fee: Special Group Rate
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Handicap bathroom
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Stairs
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Wheelchair Friendly
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Stroller Friendly
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