 It is 8 km northeast of Qaraoun in a range of foothills, 1 km north of a small village called Jebel Gharbi, between two tracks, west of cote 878 by about 200 m. The site was found by Dubertret with a collection made by Henri Fleisch and Maurice Tallon that is now in the Museum of Lebanese Prehistory at the Saint Joseph University.Flint tools found on the site included bifaces and rough pieces that were suggested to date to the Acheulean.Joub Jannine II was first discovered by M. Billaux in 1957.