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Sign: Modi’in - Giv’at HaTitora - Trough and water basins


Address:
Giv’at HaTitora, Derech Yigal Alon, Modi’in-Maccabim-Re’ut, Israel
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On the sign:
סמל רשות העתיקות
סמל מיתוג של עיריית מודיעין מכבים רעות

שוקת
השוקת היא מתקן להשקיית בעלי חיים במשק הבית ובמרעה. על פי רוב היא סמוכה לבורות או נמצאת בחצרות הבתים, ומולאה במים בידי אדם. הביטוי "עמד בפני שוקת שבורה" מכוון למשבר קשה, שכן אי אפשר למלא שוקת שבורה במים.

אגנים
אגני אבן היו כלי קיבול לנוזלים או למזון. לעתים הם שימשו להשקיית בעלי חיים ולהאבסתם.
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The exhibit is part of the archeological garden at Givat Hatitora Click for sign's details

In the following photo taken by the same photographer that day you can see the exhibits Click for a larger image

Translation of the text on the sign:
Symbol of the Israel Antiquities Authority
Branding symbol of the Modiin Maccabim Reut Municipality

Trough
The trough is a facility for watering animals in the household and grazing. It is usually near cisterns or in the courtyards of houses, and filled with water by man. The phrase "faced a broken trough" (Hebrew) refers to a severe crisis, as it is impossible to fill a broken trough with water.

Basins
Stone basins were containers for liquids or food. They were sometimes used to irrigate and feed animals.

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