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Story of 'Arabbuna: Palaeolithic flint tools

A village 9 km north of Jenin where Upper and Middle Palaeolithic flint tools were found south of it, along with Byzantine remains; 1,025 residents in 2017.

'Arabbuna is a Palestinian village in Jenin governorate, 9 km north of Jenin and south of the separation barrier.

Prehistoric flint tools from the Upper and Middle Palaeolithic were found south of the village, and archaeological remains from the Byzantine era were found within it, making it a site that preserves old layers of settlement.

The population was 1,025 in the 2017 PCBS census.

Source: Wikipedia (English) — "'Arabbuna" — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%27Arabbuna