Archaeology in the Archives: Unveiling the Natufian Culture of Mount Carmel

Mina Weinstein‐Evron

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Chapter 1 First Encounters: Shukbah Chapter 2 Charles Lambert: The Unknown Pioneer Chapter 3 Garrod's Excavations Revisited Chapter 4 El-Wad Reconstructed Chapter 5 Natufian Mount Carmel Chapter 6 Conclusion

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