(Times of Israel) The remains of a Canaanite fortress dating back three and a half millennia were uncovered during an archaeological dig in Nahariya, archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority announced Wednesday. The area near the fortress revealed many artifacts, including human and animal statuettes, bronze weapons and imported pottery. The dig was undertaken ahead of foundation work for the construction of a multi-story apartment building with an underground parking lot. It was decided that the new building's basement would display part of the remains, allowing tenants and visitors to view the finds.
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