Bar Kokhba revolt
Perea

The region of Perea (a Jewish part of Transjordan) is also thought to have taken part in the revolt, and archaeological evidence suggests that its Jewish settlements were affected during the conflict. Destruction and abandonment layers from early 2nd-century sites such as Tel Abu al-Sarbut (in the Sukkoth Valley), al-Mukhayyat, and Callirrhoe may reflect violence or displacement linked to the revolt. Additional signs of Roman suppression include a 151 CE papyrus naming a Roman veteran from Meason in Perea—implying land confiscation—and a 2nd-century inscription of the Sixth Legion at As-Salt (Gadara). Moreover, a Roman fortification system in the Jordan Valley, dated to the Bar Kokhba period, appears strategically positioned to target Jewish settlements in northern Perea.
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