(Joshua 15:25) is identified by Tristram (Bible Places, page 18) with "the ruins called aldaddah, a watch-tower on the edge of a bluff on the high ground at the head of the Zuweirah valley, southwest of the Dead Sea." This point is beyond the bounds of the Ordnance Map, but is situated in the same direction as the el-Hutdeirah, with which we have identified the place, and where Saunders locates an imaginary Hazor-Kinah (adopting the suggestion of Tristram, Bible Places, page 16) and also Jagur (q.v.). (See JUDAH).