Wadi Raba culture
The Wadi Raba culture or Wadi Rabah culture is a Pottery Neolithic archaeological culture of the Southern Levant, dating to the middle of the 5th millennium BCE.[1]
Sites
- Wadi Rabah
- Baysamun
- Dan
- Kfar Giladi
- HaGoshrim
- Nahal Betzet
- Tel Teo
- Kabri
- Horvat Uza
- Kiryat Ata
- Einot Tsipori
- Tel Ali
- Yizre'el
- Tel Yosef
- Abu Zurayq
- Ein el-Jarba
- Munhata
- Nahal Zehora
- Al-Shuna al-Shamalyah
- En Esur
- Abu Hamid
- Habashan street
- Lod
- Tell es-Sultan
- Kidron Valley
- Teluliot Batashi[2]
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See also
References
- Levy, Thomas Evan (1998). The archaeology of society in the Holy Land (2nd ed.). Leicester University Press. pp. 211–214. ISBN 9780718501655. OCLC 40143782.
- DANNY ROSENBERG, AMMNON ASSAF, RUTH EYAL, AVI GOPHER (2006). "Beisamoun - The Wadi Rabah Occurrence". Mitekufat Haeven: Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society. Israel Prehistoric Society. 36: 130. JSTOR 23383630.CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
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