While I was walking nearby, I spotted a line in the sand cliffs and moved a small amount of sand to see what was there - It was an ancient piece of marble floor which obviously went further back into the hill and there were a couple of bronze arrowheads and small bits of pottery and glass.
There is history everywhere you look in that neck of the woods.
When Solomon married Pharaoh’s daughter when he first became King of Israel, Pharaoh attacked Gaza, then occupied by the Philistines, and burned it to the ground, then he gave it to Solomon as a ‘wedding present’.
It hasn’t improved much since..................