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[[File:View of Shiloh.jpg|200px|thumb|View of modern Shiloh, a modern community established adjacent to the ancient biblical site, Tel Shilo.]]
'''Silo''' ({{Hebrew Name|שלה|Šīlōh}}, {{Hebrew Name|שלו|Šīlô}}, {{Hebrew Name|שילו|Šîlô}}) was an ancient city in the [[tribe of Ephraim]] mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. It was located twelve miles north and east of Bethel and about twelve miles south of Sychar.<ref name=tenney>{{cite book |last=|first=|editor=Douglas, J.D.; Tenney, Merril C|title=The New International Dictionary of the Bible|publisher=Zondervan Publishing House|location=Grand Rapids, Michigan|year=1987|page=934|isbn=0-310-33190-0}}</ref>  It was the site of Israel's early sanctuary in the time of the Judges,<ref name=unger>{{cite book |last=Unger|first=Merrill F|editor=Harrison, R. K.|title=The New Unger´s Bible Dictionary|publisher=Moody Press|location=Chicago|year=1988|pages=922-923|isbn=0-8024-9037-9}}</ref>  a capital of Israel for 300 years before Jerusalem.<ref>{{cite book|author= Berrett, LaMar C.; Ogden, D. Kelly|title=Discovering The World of The Bible|page=94|publisher=Grandin Book Company|year=1996|isbn=0-910523-52-5}}</ref>. The ark was removed from Shiloh in a battle with the Philistines ({{Bible ref|book=1Samuel|chap=4|verses=3}}) 

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