Northeast of Ketef Be’er Sheva‘
Site 301: A wall (0.8 × 4.0 m) built of undressed chalk fieldstones.
Site 302: Ancient cistern whose opening was renovated with cement and it is still being used. To its west are the remains of a structure (15 × 15 m) built of chalk fieldstones. An installation of chalk slabs was discerned in the building, embedded in the ground.
 
Southeast of the Negev Brigade Junction
Site 303: A renovated cistern that is still being us
Site 311: A terrace built on a slope along a contour line (0.6 × 0.8 × 30.0 m).
 
The Ketef Betarim Hills
Site 304: A rock-hewn cistern (diam. of opening 0.4 m).
Site 305: A building (4 × 4 m, thickness of walls 0.4–0.5 m) on the southern bank of the wadi, in whose vicinity potsherds dating to the Late Byzantine period were scattered.
Site 306: A scatter of flint flakes (diam. 20 m) from the Middle Paleolithic period.
Site 307: A bedrock-hewn round opening (diam. 0.5 m) that leads to a void—a cistern or a cave.
Site 308: A cistern whose opening was renovated with cement and is still being used.
Site 309: A renovated cistern that is still being used today and a trough is located alongside it.
Site 310: A scatter of flint flakes (diam. 30–40 m) from the Middle Paleolithic period.