The trajectories of social and cultural change in the 4th millennium BCE in the desert regions, south of the Beersheva Basin, reflect shifting economic activities, internal technological and typological evolution, possibly shifting environmental parameters, and ultimately, at the end of the period, major changes in the nature of desert-sown relations. In particular, Timnian settlement systems vary between three periods, the late 5th– early 4th millennium, the mid-4th millennium and the early 3rd millennium BCE. These systems seem to reflect both the external economics of trade between the desert and settled regions, the specifics of the geography and changing environments of the region, and the nature of desert zone subsistence economy, her...
AbstractThis paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social change ...
Wendorf Fred, Schild Romuald. The Western Desert during the 5th and 4th millennia BC. The Late and F...
Between the Fertile Crescent, which was settled early, and the desert steppe, where only nomadic peo...
The trajectories of social and cultural change in the 4th millennium BCE in the desert regions, sout...
The dynamics of Epipalaeolithic and Early Neolithic adaptations in the southern Levant from areas we...
Archaeological remains are a trove of potential data which, together with the study of ritual, enabl...
International audienceAt the end of the Pleistocene (25,000-15,000 BP), there is a shift to more ari...
This volume presents the results of a long study begun in 2004 within the framework of the Archaeolo...
According to several kinds of data (marine cores, the Dead Sea sedimentology, the palynology of the ...
The pastoral nomadic settlement pattern of Southern Jordan has been recognized since research undert...
Recent investigations in the Avdat/Aqev area of the Central Negev revealed a wealth of Levantine Mou...
The organization of prehistoric cultures in the Near East went through considerable changes over the...
This paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social change in the N...
— During the 8th millennium B.P., incipient pastoral economies based on goat herding emerged on the ...
Archaeological studies typically describe arid areas as extremely unpleasant areas for human occupat...
AbstractThis paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social change ...
Wendorf Fred, Schild Romuald. The Western Desert during the 5th and 4th millennia BC. The Late and F...
Between the Fertile Crescent, which was settled early, and the desert steppe, where only nomadic peo...
The trajectories of social and cultural change in the 4th millennium BCE in the desert regions, sout...
The dynamics of Epipalaeolithic and Early Neolithic adaptations in the southern Levant from areas we...
Archaeological remains are a trove of potential data which, together with the study of ritual, enabl...
International audienceAt the end of the Pleistocene (25,000-15,000 BP), there is a shift to more ari...
This volume presents the results of a long study begun in 2004 within the framework of the Archaeolo...
According to several kinds of data (marine cores, the Dead Sea sedimentology, the palynology of the ...
The pastoral nomadic settlement pattern of Southern Jordan has been recognized since research undert...
Recent investigations in the Avdat/Aqev area of the Central Negev revealed a wealth of Levantine Mou...
The organization of prehistoric cultures in the Near East went through considerable changes over the...
This paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social change in the N...
— During the 8th millennium B.P., incipient pastoral economies based on goat herding emerged on the ...
Archaeological studies typically describe arid areas as extremely unpleasant areas for human occupat...
AbstractThis paper explores the possible links between rapid climate change (RCC) and social change ...
Wendorf Fred, Schild Romuald. The Western Desert during the 5th and 4th millennia BC. The Late and F...
Between the Fertile Crescent, which was settled early, and the desert steppe, where only nomadic peo...