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Bee products in the prehistoric southern levant: evidence from the lipid organic record

Bee products in the prehistoric southern levant: evidence from the lipid organic record
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Natufians in northern Israel brought basalt from afar 15,000 years ago

Natufians in northern Israel brought basalt from afar 15,000 years ago
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Ancient Judeans ate non-kosher fish, archaeologists find

Fish that don t have fins and scales are considered non-kosher according to the Torah, but they were frequently eaten by the ancient Judeans.

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Excavating Hippos and the last Roman theater in the world

Get email notification for articles from Ruth Schuster Follow May. 12, 2021 6:41 PM Perched on a small plateau, the townspeople of Hippos had a spectacular view of the Sea of Galilee hundreds of meters below. Not that they could see if from the recently identified Roman theater built down the hillside. Oddly enough, the seating was oriented toward the setting sun, the archaeologists excavating the site have deduced. Hippos has a highly unusual Roman theater in the sense that the auditorium was oriented to the southwest, avers Dr. Michael Eisenberg of the Hippos Excavations Project, which is affiliated to the Zinman Institute of Archaeology at the University of Haifa. He has been co-leading the city’s excavation since 2000, in recent years with co-director Dr. Arleta Kowalewska.

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Archaeologists find earliest etching in Levant, but is it a message from 120,000 years ago?

Follow Feb. 4, 2021 About 120,000 years ago, in what is today Israel, somebody devoted great effort to etching six parallel lines on the bone of an aurochs. This discovery in the open-air Middle Paleolithic site of Nesher Ramla in Israel is the oldest evidence of deliberate decoration in the Levant. The bone and the few similar objects found to date support the theory that both early modern humans and the hominins predating them were capable of behavior associated with symbolism, suggests the team led by Marion Prévost of the Hebrew University Institute of Archaeology, with Yossi Zaidner, Iris Groman-Yaroslavski and Kathryn Crater Gershtein of the Zinman Institute of Archaeology at the University of Haifa, and José-Miguel Tejero of the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique de France. The study was published this week in Quaternary International.

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