on a flat hill nearby, and to the northwest, the spring of Ein Tibnah emerged from a rocky channel. On the southwest was an oak tree some 30 or 40 feet high, and two wells, one of them dry. West of the tree were traces of ruins believed to be those of an Arab village. Mandate period The village was not inhabited in the late mandatory period. See also Khirbet et-Tibbaneh aka Timnah of Judah, site in the Judaean Mountains References Bibliography (p. 367) External links Tibneh, Biblewalks Survey of Western Palestine, 1880 Map, Map 14: IAA, Wikimedia commons Tibneh (Sheikh et Teim) Former populated places in Southwest Asia Archaeological sites in the West Bank Biblical geography Hebrew Bible cities Tells (archaeology)