Rock Art in Eastern Jordan : 'Kite' Carvings ?

ALISON V. G. BETTS · Svend W. Helms

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Archaeology and Rock Art Studies Archaeological and Geological Studies Archaeology and Historical Studies

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Recent surveys in the basalt region of eastern Jordan have located several rock carvings of a form which suggests that they might represent the "kites" (animal traps) common in the area.

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