Quarterly Statement Palestine Exploration Fund volume 32
Quarterly Statement Palestine Exploration Fund volume 32
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Water is found everywhere for the digging, and at the depth of from 3 to 8 metres. Many wells have been sunk and fixrnished with good in^igating machinery. The land is divided into 138 plots, belonging to different colonists. There is a dispensary, a synagogue, and schools for boys and girls. In all the colony schools Hebrew, French, and Arabic are taught. Last visited by me in April, 1899.
The Refugee Movement, above mentioned, led to the estab- lishment of Jewish agricultural settlements all ...over Palestine. Amongst the earliest of these v/as that of Artiif, about one mile east of Zorah, Samson's birthplace, and north of the railway station named after Deir Aban. The colony was intended to be a refuge for Christian Jews as well as Jewish refugees. The Rev. A. H. Kelk, head of the London Jews' Society's Palestine Missions, did his very utmost to make the colony successful. Eight dwellings were built, and ai-e now occupied by ten families of Ihilgariau Jews, who have purchased the estate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Water is found everywhere for the digging, and at the depth of from 3 to 8 metres. Many wells have been sunk and fixrnished with good in^igating machinery. The land is divided into 138 plots, belonging to different colonists. There is a dispensary, a synagogue, and schools for boys and girls. In all the colony schools Hebrew, French, and Arabic are taught. Last visited by me in April, 1899.
The Refugee Movement, above mentioned, led to the estab- lishment of Jewish agricultural settlements all ...over Palestine. Amongst the earliest of these v/as that of Artiif, about one mile east of Zorah, Samson's birthplace, and north of the railway station named after Deir Aban. The colony was intended to be a refuge for Christian Jews as well as Jewish refugees. The Rev. A. H. Kelk, head of the London Jews' Society's Palestine Missions, did his very utmost to make the colony successful. Eight dwellings were built, and ai-e now occupied by ten families of Ihilgariau Jews, who have purchased the estate.
What to read after Quarterly Statement Palestine Exploration Fund volume 32?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palestine Exploration Fund to read onlineMoreLess
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