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Taanach (tā`ənăk, tā`năk), in the Bible, royal city of Canaan, central ancient Palestine, the modern Tell Ti'innik, West Bank, SE of Megiddo. Sisera was defeated here by Deborah and Barak. It is also spelled Tanach. Remains dating from about the 26th cent. B.C. were excavated (1901–4) here.

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Taanach was an Israelite site and, according to Hadley, the cult stand is sound evidence for the worship of Asherah in the tenth century BCE.

Judith M. Hadley, The Cult of Asherah in Ancient Israel and Judah: ... by Burns, John Barclay / Biblical Theology Bulletin

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