Jacob's Well
Christian pilgrim and archdeacon Theodosius (518–520) in his "De situ terrae sanctae" mentions that "close to Jacob's Well are the remains of Joseph the Holy". The Madaba Mosaic Map (6th century) designates a site somewhat problematically with the legend – "Joseph's" (τὸ τοῦ Ὶωσήφ) – where the usual adjective 'holy' ("hagios") accompanying mentions of saints and their shrines is lacking.