 In the lower level, structures made of field stones are still to be seen there, spread over an area 20 x 30 meters.On the rocky precipice to the east of the site are caves partially filled-in by erosion, with exposed square-like entrances, and wine-presses carved into the rock.Zissu has noted the presence of two ritual ablutions or baths ("miqva'ot") in the site, evidence that the site was formerly inhabited by Jews, and raises the suggestion that it may have once been the Gerasa mentioned by Josephus in "The Jewish War" (4.9.1), although with some reservations, citing a more probable locale in the nearby ruin of "Kh.