Tel Qishyon is situated in the eastern Jezreel Valley, south of Mt. Tabor. The total area of the site is ca. 12 ha. It consists of two principal units: a northeastern Upper Mound or ‘acropolis’ and a southwestern Lower Terrace. Most recent excavations by Israel Antiquities Authority (concentrated on the northwestern part of the site and revealed remains dated from the Neolithic until Iron Age II.

Relevant publications:
Hruby, K. and Rosenberg, D. in press. Early Bronze, Middle Bronze, and Iron Age ground stone tools at Tel Qishyon, eastern Jezreel Valley, Israel. ‘Atiqot. (40 p.)

van den brink, E. C.M., Golani, A., Groman-Yaroslavski, I., Piliponsky, M., Hruby, K., Rosenberg, D., Mienis, H. and Berger, U. in press. The Pre-Early Bronze Age remains at Tel Qishyon (Qišyôn), Eastern Jezreel Valley, Israel. Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society 53.