The goals of this study were to identify and explain subsistence patterns in the faunal assemblages of Baaz, Kaus Kozah, Ain Dabbour and Wadi Mushkuna. These four sites are located in the mountains north of Damascus, Syria, and were excavated starting in 1999. They span a chronological sequence from the Middle Paleolithic (Wadi Mushkuna, Kaus Kozah AH IV) to the PPNA (Kaus Kozah AH I & II), with the Upper Paleolithic and Natufian layers of Baaz and the Geometric Kebaran of Ain Dabbour occurring in between. The Natufian at Baaz and the question of whether the Natufian could (economically) be considered the initial step in the transition towards the Neolithic became the focus of the analysis. The assemblages from Baaz and Kaus Kozah were anal...
Until now the Late Neolithic period of Northern Syria (c. 6900 to 5300 BC) has remained somewhat of...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
The goals of this study were to identify and explain subsistence patterns in the faunal assemblages ...
This monograph is concerned with understanding the behaviours and landcape use practices associated ...
The paper describes the discovery, survey and testing of a concentration of small Pre-Pottery campsi...
The paper describes the discovery, survey and testing of a concentration of small Pre-Pottery campsi...
Geoarchaeological research at Baaz Rockshelter focuses on reconstructing geogenic and anthropogenic ...
This dissertation research examines variability in Natufian settlement and subsistence patterns. The...
Geoarchaeological research at Baaz Rockshelter focuses on reconstructing geogenic and anthropogenic ...
This article concerns the interpretation of plant and animal remains within an archaeological framew...
This thesis represents the first investigation to examine Lower and Middle Palaeolithic technologica...
An understanding of the interrelationships between Levantine late Epipaleolithic chipped stone assem...
The transformation of society from mobile hunter-gatherers to settled farmers was completed in Neoli...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
Until now the Late Neolithic period of Northern Syria (c. 6900 to 5300 BC) has remained somewhat of...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
The goals of this study were to identify and explain subsistence patterns in the faunal assemblages ...
This monograph is concerned with understanding the behaviours and landcape use practices associated ...
The paper describes the discovery, survey and testing of a concentration of small Pre-Pottery campsi...
The paper describes the discovery, survey and testing of a concentration of small Pre-Pottery campsi...
Geoarchaeological research at Baaz Rockshelter focuses on reconstructing geogenic and anthropogenic ...
This dissertation research examines variability in Natufian settlement and subsistence patterns. The...
Geoarchaeological research at Baaz Rockshelter focuses on reconstructing geogenic and anthropogenic ...
This article concerns the interpretation of plant and animal remains within an archaeological framew...
This thesis represents the first investigation to examine Lower and Middle Palaeolithic technologica...
An understanding of the interrelationships between Levantine late Epipaleolithic chipped stone assem...
The transformation of society from mobile hunter-gatherers to settled farmers was completed in Neoli...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
Until now the Late Neolithic period of Northern Syria (c. 6900 to 5300 BC) has remained somewhat of...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...
International audienceThe open air site of Umm el Tlel is located in the semi-arid region of Central...