Ghar al-Zait

Ghar al-Zait is a natural cave located in the Golan Heights, known for its archaeological significance. It served as a shelter and community space in ancient times, especially during periods of conflict such as the Jewish revolt against the Romans. The site contains remnants of stone tools, pottery, and fire pits, indicating human activity from the Iron Age through modern times. Ghar al-Zait offers insights into early human habitation, settlement patterns, and how people adapted to the region’s rugged landscape. Today, it is an important archaeological site that helps us understand the history and culture of the area.