Atlit Yam
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Atlit Yam is a submerged site in Israel, Asia. Israel Antiquities Authority dates it to c. 6900-6300 BCE.
A submerged Neolithic village off the Carmel coast, with a semicircle of standing stones.
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| Field | Consensus | Alternative |
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| Date | 6900 BCE - 6300 BCE c. 6900-6300 BCE Israel Antiquities Authority | No claims found. |
| Purpose | Village Israel Antiquities Authority | No claims found. |
| Method | No claims found. | No claims found. |
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Approximate - counted from January 1, 6,600 BCE (UTC). Based on the midpoint of 6,900 BCE - 6,300 BCE; the underlying date is uncertain.
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