Khirbet Qeiyafa is a mysterious. The site unearthed since 2007, the findings interpretations are under fierce scholars debate. Qeiyafa was a fortified city during the late 11 th century BCE for a short period. The city is the earliest known Iron Age centrally planned fortified city. The Qeiyafa academic debate between some scholars who vote for the biblical united kingdom, against other scholars who opposed the magnificent of the biblical narrative. There is agreement about the city's dating of the late 11 th century BCE and most of the findings; the debate is about the related interpretations which reflect on broader historical questions.Some suggest that Qeiyafa was a Canaanite city. During the excavations, some unique findings unearthed. The Khirbet Qeiyafa inscription, the longest inscription written in Proto-Canaanite script. Few hundreds of jars handle bearing fingerprints, an earlier version of jars prints which served the administration of the Kingdom of Judah 250 years later, and an inscription of a Proto-Canaanite alphabetic script on a jar shoulder. Today you can walk through this small, impressive site; visit the two similar gates, see the casemate walls and the inside symmetrical dwellings, the two shrines next to the gates and the beautiful view of the Judah mountains and the green Ella Valley. The valley, where the biblical young David, hit the giant Goliath 3,000 years ago.