Archaeologists recently discovered a trove of Canaanite artifacts (ca 1800 BCE) and a huge "monument" at Tel Shimron in the north of Israel, near Nahalal. They also discovered a mud-brick archway from this period.
This Haaretz article shares it best.
https://www.haaretz.com/archaeology/2024-11-06/ty-article-magazine/giant-trove-of-canaanite-cultic-artifacts-found-in-northern-israel/00000192-fc9e-d9d0-a996-fdfe51e50000
Image Credit: Tel Shimron Excavations/Sasha Flit
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