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geography assertion · geo_site_buseirah

Geography assertion for site_buseirah

Also known as: Bozrah identification proposed

Evidence confidence: moderate
Awaiting expert reviewSouthern Levant and biblical-period peoples research expansion
Review and provenance

Specialist reviewer: not recorded. Review date: not recorded.

Dataset workflow: proposed. This is separate from specialist review.

Confidence describes the stated assessment; it does not certify expert approval. How review works.

Geography and uncertainty

geometry type

site_point

coordinate status

source_checked_representative_point

coordinate confidence

moderate

reconstruction method

Representative point transcribed from published site location and cross-checked against the Pleiades scholarly gazetteer where available; rounded to four decimal places.

valid from

era
BCE
year
1000

valid to

era
BCE
year
700

explanation

The point marks the archaeological site or tell conventionally identified as Buseirah. It does not represent the settlement footprint, municipal boundary, or ancient territory.

uncertainty warning

The point is a map locator. Ancient occupation may cover a larger mound, lower city, harbour, cemetery, or dispersed landscape, and contested identifications remain source-dependent.

Evidence and sources

  • informs · locates
    The Formation of Edom: A Critical Reassessment — Piotr Bienkowski (2022)

    Supports identification and archaeological location of Buseirah; the point is a representative site locator, not an excavation footprint.


    Locator: Edom formation and Buseirah chronology
  • informs · locates
    Pleiades: A Gazetteer of Past Places — Ancient World Mapping Center, Stoa Consortium

    Provides an independent ancient-place orientation where a corresponding or nearby place record is available; coordinates are rounded to four decimal places.


    Locator: Gazetteer search/place record for Buseirah; representative point cross-check, accessed 2026-08-12

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