Stevena Rosen

• A Middle Timnian Nomadic Encampment on the Faynan-Beersheba Road

  Kyle A Knabb, Kyle Knabb et al.•ARTICLE•Bulletin of the American Schools…•2018

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  Excavations at Nahal Tsafit, on the Rotem Plain in the northeastern Negev, have uncovered a Middle Timnian encampment dated to the late 5th/early 4th millennia B.C.E. A large tumulus field, comprising 115 large cairns and three open-air shrines characteristic of the early phases of Timnian culture, was surveyed on the ridge above the site. Although contemporary with the Ghassulian-Beersheba Chalcolithic culture of the settled zone, the architectu…

• What We Can Learn from the Flint Industries at Tell eṣ-Ṣâfi/Gath

  Francesco Manclossi, Stevena Rosen•ARTICLE•Near Eastern Archaeology•2018•Referencias: 9

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  Within Levantine archaeology, the analysis of chipped stone tools from the Metal Ages is reasonably well established. Chipped stone tool manufacture is a reductive process, leaving large quantities of diagnostic waste products, allowing detailed reconstruction not only of the specifics of technologies and function, but also of such issues as on-site/off-site production, trade, and degrees of craft specialization—and ultimately offering insights i…

• A Middle Timnian Nomadic Encampment on the Faynan-Beersheba Road

  Kyle A Knabb, Kyle Knabb et al.•ARTICLE•Bulletin of the American Schools…•2018

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  Excavations at Nahal Tsafit, on the Rotem Plain in the northeastern Negev, have uncovered a Middle Timnian encampment dated to the late 5th/early 4th millennia B.C.E. A large tumulus field, comprising 115 large cairns and three open-air shrines characteristic of the early phases of Timnian culture, was surveyed on the ridge above the site. Although contemporary with the Ghassulian-Beersheba Chalcolithic culture of the settled zone, the architectu…

• What We Can Learn from the Flint Industries at Tell eṣ-Ṣâfi/Gath

  Francesco Manclossi, Stevena Rosen•ARTICLE•Near Eastern Archaeology•2018•Referencias: 9

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  Within Levantine archaeology, the analysis of chipped stone tools from the Metal Ages is reasonably well established. Chipped stone tool manufacture is a reductive process, leaving large quantities of diagnostic waste products, allowing detailed reconstruction not only of the specifics of technologies and function, but also of such issues as on-site/off-site production, trade, and degrees of craft specialization—and ultimately offering insights i…

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