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I'd put the location before the site size and proximity to the Mediterranean
"Tell Keisan is considered to be a regional agricultural center and is thought to be a major granary for Akko." <- It's still a regional agricultural center or it was?
Possibly link "late Bronze Age" to another page if there is one
I capitalized Iron and Bronze Ages don't know if that's right
Reoccupied in 2nd century CE or BCE?
The details you add about the archaeological methods at the end are really cool.
Great page! Looks really legitimate! Maybe you could add a couple sentences about what the area is like today? Not necessary, but it add some good context.
~Liam
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