Descriptive Attribute	Value(s)
State	Israel/Palestine
City/site	Nahal Omer
Primary reference	Ben-Michael, Judith, Israel, Yigal, and Dov Nahlieli, 2016. "Nahal ʻOmer: A Village from the Early Islamic Period in the ʻArava”, Hadashot Arkheologiyot – Excavations and Surveys in Israel 129, http://www.hadashot-esi.org.il/report_detail_eng.aspx?id=25325&mag_id=125.
Latitude	30.54407
Longitude	35.17708
Location: exact/approximate	exact
Date of the mosque according to former research	Early Islamic
Date basis: historical texts, mosque parallels, inscriptions, datable objects, C14, stratigraphy, construction techniques	datable objects and C14
Early datable evidence	Mehash Ware from the site, the 8th-9th century
Additional datable evidence I	soapstone vessels from the site, 750-900
Additional datable evidence II	coins, the 3rd-mid-8th century
Additional datable evidence III	C14, certain, 560-630 and 609-669
Additional datable evidence IV	C14, 97-99% probability, 686-810 and 780-897
Concluded date for the mosque	750-800
Basis for mosque identification (in addition to orientation)	a mihrab
A general layout: a single hall, two-three halls, complex, a qibla wall alone	a single hall
Size of the mosque (in m)	5*10
Form of the mosque: square, rectangular with longitudinal direction (basilica), rectangular with transverse direction, other	transversal
A mihrab is present	yes
The internal form of the mihrab: square/semicircular/horseshoe	semicircular
The mihrab projects/is situated inside the wall	projects
Depth of the mihrab (in m)	1
Width of the mihrab (in m)	1.5
An evidence for columns or piers exists	no
Construction materials	stone