The survey was conducted on foot and five sites (1–5) were documented, most of which are potsherd scatterings. Throughout the survey area, random scatterings of potsherds and flint artifacts were discerned on the ground; these dated dating to various periods, including the Chalcolithic, Roman, Byzantine, Early Islamic and Late Ottoman. Several dumps containing modern building debris were discerned in the tributaries of Nahal Kissufim in the northern part of the survey area.
 
1 (map ref. 142943/586547). A sherd scattering, dating to the Byzantine and Ottoman periods, was noted in a raised area (c. 10×10 m) inside a wadi channel.
2 (map ref. 143062/586632). A sherd scattering (c. 5×5 m) dating to the Byzantine period.
3 (map ref. 143039/586691). A sherd scattering (c. 5×5 m) dating to the Byzantine period.
4 (map ref. 143114/586932). A sherd scattering (c. 5×10 m) dating to the Byzantine and Late Ottoman periods.
5 (map ref. 142838/586824). A sherd scattering and chalk stones (c. 10×10 m); the pottery is dated to the Byzantine period.