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	Antiquity, Project Gallery: Maher and Banning
		The goal of the 2002 season was to expose a relatively large surface area of the uppermost Geometric Kebaran deposit, and this was accomplished over an area of approximately 38 m
		All material remaining in the 2 mm mesh was further wet-sieved in the lab for microartifact collection.
		This year's excavation of the portion of these deposits that were in danger of eroding out of the site shows fairly convincingly that these constitute the remains of two or three individuals, possibly in flexed position (figure 2).
	antiquity.ac.uk /ProjGall/Maher/maher.html (796 words)

	Cromagnon Service Rites
		Finally there are two decorated Kebaran bone mining is the exclusive preserve of recent service humans typified by the undated CroMagnon One of them was found with a human burial.
		Finally there are two decorated Kebaran bone mining is the exclusive preserve of recent humans typified by the undated CroMagnon higher religions with a benign single god and simple rites prevailed.
		Finally there are two decorated Kebaran bone mining is the exclusive preserve of recent humans typified by the undated CroMagnon relevance could this have for Hinduism or Sufism let alone the magical rites Neanderthal and CroMagnon man left cave paintings burial sites and carvings that virtually all archeologists take BLODULV III Burial cd.
	www.sleepybeagle.com /cromagnon-burial-rites.htm (600 words)

	The Kebaran site of Nahal Hadera V (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The site is attributed to the Kebaran cultural complex of the Early Epi-Paleolithic period dated to the end of the last ice age, some 22,500-17,500 ka (calibrated BP).
		Minor technological and typological differences were detected between the different phases of the stratigraphic sequence, supporting a suggestion that all human occupations at the site could be attributed to the Kebaran technological complex.
		The major human occupation at the site is dated between 21.3 to 18.0 ka (calibrated BP), according well with the middle-late part of the Kebaran sequence and with the lithic analysis of the Nahal Hadera V assemblages.
	www.tau.ac.il /humanities/archaeology/projects/nahal_hadera_v.html (671 words)

	UCL Institute of Archaeology
		Neither of the Epipalaeolithic periods are well known in Lebanon, and both were of special interest in containing burials as well as well-preserved faunal and floral remains and artefacts including bone tools and shell beads.
		The burial from the Geometric Kebaran context is one of only three known from the Levant, and the subsistence record as well as material culture show traits not seen elsewhere in the region.
		Food procurement was focused on the hunting of forest and mountain species such as roe deer, wild goat and cattle in contrast to sites in the southern and eastern Levant which are located in more open wooded or steppic habitats.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /archaeology/project/qadisha/index.htm (831 words)

	WZ 148, a Geometric Kebaran site in al-Kura, northern Jordan
		WZ 148 is Geometric Kebaran site in al-Kura district of northern Jordan, along the Tubna road in Wadi Ziqlab and not far from sites WZ 310 and WZ 200.
		The underlying deposit was a red clayey colluvium that appears closely similar to the deposit at Tabaqat al-Buma (WZ 200) that contains early Geometric Kebaran artifacts.
		Some of the bone fragments have been reserved for radiocarbon assay in the hopes of dating this assemblage as closely as possible and relating it to comparable assemblages at WZ 200 and WZ 136.
	www.chass.utoronto.ca /~banning/Ziqlab/ziq148/ziq148.htm (364 words)

	WZ 136, a Geometric Kebaran site in al-Kura, northern Jordan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		WZ 136 is a Geometric Kebaran site in al-Kura district of northern Jordan.
		It occupies a remnant terrace, about 100 m ASL, separated by a small gully from WZ 138, near the eastern end of the Sed Ziqlab reservoir, in an area now know as al-Qas'a.
		At present, this assemblage appears to belong to the Geometric Kebaran.
	www.chass.utoronto.ca /~banning/Ziqlab/ziq136/ziq136.htm (176 words)

	The Neolithic of the Levant September 30 2002 Excerpt 97
		The fauna from the Kebaran layers at Nahal Oren was quite similar and the species were represented in much the same order but here the preponderance of gazelle (77.4%) was even more striking.
		This trend continued throughout Mesolithic 1 as the evidence from Nahal Oren makes clear; fallow deer declined from about 30 or 40% in layer IX early in the Kebaran to 14.9% in layer VII at the end while gazelle increased reaching 82.6% in layer VI transitional between the Kebaran and Natufian (See Table 3 ibid).
		64 seeds were recovered from the Kebaran levels at Nahal Oren which included fig and grape pips as well as vetch and grass seeds (See Table 6 in *2 Below).
	ancientneareast.50megs.com /97.html (3928 words)

	Lecture 12 Complex hunter-gatherers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Infant lying on bones of a swan's wing.
		The late Palaeolithic period known as the Kebaran.
		Kebaran sites in the semiarid regions of Sinai and southern Jordan.
	www.arts.auckland.ac.nz /anthro/101/101web/lec12notes.htm (533 words)

	Institute of Archaeology - Departments & Units - Department of Prehistory
		The site of Urkan e-Rub IIa: a case study of subsistence and nobility patterns in the Kebaran period in the lower Jordan Valley.
		Hovers, E. Art in the Levantine Epi-Palaeolithic: an engraved pebble from a Kebaran site in the Lower Jordan Valley.
		Typo-chronology and absolute dating of the Kebaran complex: implications from the second season of excavation at Urkan e-Rub IIa.
	archaeology.huji.ac.il /depart/prehistoric/erellah/publications.html (1008 words)

	Dr. Guy Bar-Oz
		Research grant from the Irene Levi Sala CARE Archaeological Foundation: Taphonomy and Subsistence Economy of the Kebaran Hunters of En-Gev I. Research grant from the Israel science Foundation for establishing a laboratory for a new faculty member.
		Research grant from the Israel Scientific Foundation (with Tamar Dayan): Exploitation and hunting patterns of mountain gazelle and Persian fallow deer during the late Pleistocene early Holocene of the southern Levant.
		Bar-Oz, G., Zackheim, O. and Dayan, T. Taphonomy, subsistence economy, and palaeoecology of the Kebaran hunter-gatherers of Hefzibah.
	archlgy.haifa.ac.il /staff/bar-oz.htm (2185 words)

	Prehistoric Sites - Dr. Rollinson's Courses and Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Notes : Not all the places and countries shown existed together at the same time.
		Palaeolithic (Old Stone Age - cave dwellers, hunting and fishing) remains have been found in caves at Kebara in Mount Carmel (the Kebaran culture), at Shanidar, Zarzi, and Palegawra in Mesopotamia, and the Francthi cave in Greece.
		Neolithic (New Stone Age, with the introduction of farming and houses and eventually pottery) cultures have been identified at the Wadi al Natuf (the Natufian culture) by Mount Carmel, and at Jericho, Beidha, Catal Huyuk, Cayonyu, Hassuna, and Jarmo.
	www.drshirley.org /geog/geog03.html (279 words)

	Orbis Quintus » Blog Archive » new research underway in Lebanon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The three caves of Moghr al-Ahwal seem very promising.
		Well-preserved deposits were found containing occupational material from two late Palaeolithic periods: the Geometric Kebaran, dating between 17,350 and 14,650 years ago, and the Natufian, dating between 14,650 to 11,950 years ago.
		There were also occupational deposits from the late Neolithic Period, dating between 8,750 to 7,150 years ago.
	orbis-quintus.net /blog/?p=1582 (164 words)

	Field
		Recent excavations at a Geometric Kebaran Site in Wadi Ziqlab, Northern Jordan.
		To be submitted to Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan.
		Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran Site in Wadi Ziqlab, northern Jordan.
	www.human-evol.cam.ac.uk /Members/Maher/Maher.htm (399 words)

	Amazon.com: "Geometric Kebaran": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		See all pages with references to Geometric Kebaran.
		The later complex was named Geometric Kebaran as its microlithic component is dominated by geometrics, mostly trapezes and rectangles and rarely triangles and lunates (Bar-Yosef, 1975) With...
		like as long-lived as appears to be the case - it is on these dates contemporary with the Kebaran, the Geometric Kebaran and most of the Natufian - then internal evolution is inevitable.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Geometric-Kebaran (440 words)

	Amazon.com: "Tell Maghzalia": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		More recently a Russian expedition has found a site, Tell Maghzalia, in the Sinjar Valley piedmont zone, just 1 km north of the junction of the uplands with the plains, which...
		Key Phrases in this book: Near East, Choga Mami, Yarim Tepe, Early Dynastic, British Museum, Nahal Oren, Jordan Valley, Geometric Kebaran, Pre-Pottery Neolithic, Tell Abada, Chagar Bazar, Tell Hassuna (See more)
		See all pages with references to Tell Maghzalia.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Tell-Maghzalia (425 words)

	Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran site in Wadi Ziqlab - Details for: Science: Archaeology: Publications: Middle East: ...
		Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran site in Wadi Ziqlab - Details for: Science: Archaeology: Publications: Middle East: Jordan: Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran site in Wadi Ziqlab
		Science: Archaeology: Publications: Middle East: Jordan: Excavations at a Geometric Kebaran site in Wadi Ziqlab
		Brief report on the excavation of the site of 'Uyyun al-Hammam.
	www.ufoseek.com /Science/Archaeology/Publications/Middle_East/Jordan/Excavations_at_a_Geometric_Kebaran_site_in_Wadi_Ziqlab_L152436 (111 words)

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