Nili Liphschitz

Biographic Data

ID5907272
NAMENili Liphschitz
GIVEN NAMESNili
FAMILY NAMELiphschitz
SIGNATURELIPHSCHITZ N
AFFILIATIONSTel Aviv University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS44
TOTAL CITATIONS85
AUTHOR COUNT44
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1986
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX4

  • Archaeobotanical Remains from ‘Uvda Valley Site 917

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLEAtiqot2026

  • Er-Rujum (Sha‘alabim East)

    Ianir Milevski, Elisabetta Boaretto et al.ARTICLEAtiqot2025

    At the site of Er-Rujum, located on the western slopes of the Ramallah Anticline in the northern part of the Ayyalon Valley, an Intermediate Bronze Age site was discovered below Ottoman-period rujums. The architecture at the site comprised broadrooms, with a central space and passages between them, demonstrating similarities with other Intermediate Bronze Age buildings excavated in the Jordan Valley and the Judean Hills. The finds at the site inc…

  • Archaeobotanical Remains from Ashqelon, Afridar

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLEAtiqot2025

    NILI LIPHSCHITZwood and 127 carbonized seeds, were collected from four EB IA areas:(1) Area E

  • Excavations at Tel Lod

    Edwin C M Van Den Brink, L K Horwitz et al.ARTICLEAtiqot2025

    The salvage excavations at the ancient tell of Lod revealed six strata (I–VI). Stratum I consisted of much-disturbed topsoil. The partial remains of three buildings were uncovered in Stratum II, dated to the Byzantine period. Stratum III consisted of sand deposits with a high concentration of MB I potsherds. Stratum IV represented the main phase of human occupation at the site, containing the remains of two superimposed settlements (Strata IVa, I…

  • A Roman ship scuttled near Salona in the Gulf of Kaštela, Croatia

    Open AccessDavid Ruff, Irena Radić Rossi et al.ARTICLEArchaeonautica2021

    In 2002, the recovery of a 1000-litre perforated dolium in the Trstenik section of Kaštel Sućurac, near Split, Croatia, attracted the attention of archaeologists to significant Roman remains submerged near the shore. A return visit to the site in 2006 identified the outline of a wooden ship scuttled alongside a submerged wooden wall: in 2015, the ship was uncovered and labelled, recorded via photogrammetry and extensively sampled, then preserved …

  • Microhistory in Archaeology and Its Contribution to the Archaeological Research

    Hai Ashkenazi, Dafna Langgut et al.ARTICLEJournal of Eastern Mediterranean…2021Cited by: 1References: 23

    The unique “Cave of the Warrior” burial, found in a Judean Desert cave and dated to the end of the Chalcolithic period, was accompanied by a large number of grave goods made of perishable materials. It opens up an unusual opportunity to recover aspects of the life of an individual person. Based on a reexamination of his personal belongings, we created a microhistory of this individual. We show how a careful analysis of a single-event site contrib…

  • Pigeon-raising and sustainable agriculture at the fringe of the desert

    Open AccessYotam Tepper, Lior Weissbrod et al.ARTICLELevant2018

    Deposits rich in bioarchaeological materials were unearthed in two dovecotes found near Sa‘adon, a Byzantine-period village (5th–6th century CE) in the semi-arid part of the Negev. One structure contained a layer of pigeon manure and articulated pigeon skeletons, preserved occupation levels and evidence of sudden destruction (mid-6th century CE), whereas the other lacked distinct occupation debris indicting more orderly human abandonment. Our fin…

  • Late Chalcolithic Settlement Remains East of Namir Road, Tel Aviv

    Edwin C M Van Den Brink, Omry Barzilai et al.ARTICLEJournal of the Israel Prehistoric…2016

    Edwin C.M. van den Brink, Omry Barzilai, Jacob Vardi, Anat Cohen-Weinberger, Omri Lernau, Nili Liphschitz, George Bonani, Henk K. Mienis, Danny Rosenberg, Barak Tzin, Amir Katina, Sariel Shalev, Sana Shilstein, Liora K. Horwitz, אדווין ואן דן ברינק, עמרי ברזילי, יעקב ורדי, ענת כהן-וינברגר, עמרי לרנאו, נילי ליפשיץ, גיאורג בונני, הנק מייניס, דני רוזנברג, ברק צין, עמיר קטינא, שריאל שלו, סנה שילסטיין, ליאורה הורביץ, שרידי ישוב כלכוליתי מאוחר מזרחית ל…

  • For the birds — An environmental archaeological analysis of Byzantine pigeon towers at Shivta (Negev Desert, Israel)

    Open AccessJennifer Ramsay, Yotam Tepper et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science…2016Cited by: 3References: 12

  • Characterization of archaeological waterlogged wooden objects exposed on the hyper-saline Dead Sea shore

    Open AccessAsaf Oron, Nili Liphschitz et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science…2016References: 9

  • A New Type of Composite Anchor Dated to the Fatimid-Crusader Period from the Dead Sea, Israel

    Open AccessAsaf Oron, Gideon Hadas et al.ARTICLEThe International Journal of…2008Cited by: 3References: 3

    Two composite anchors of a kind not hitherto identified, each composed of a re-used ashlar block, a wooden shank, two arms and a rope, were discovered recently on the Dead Sea shoreline. Two additional anchor weights of identical type were found in the same region. The two well-preserved anchors were dated to the Fatimid-Crusader period. The shank and the arms were made from local tree species: Christ thorn and tamarisk, and both ropes of date-pa…

  • Two Ancient Wooden Anchors from Ein Gedi, on the Dead Sea, Israel

    Open AccessGideon Hadas, Nili Liphschitz et al.ARTICLEThe International Journal of…2005Cited by: 9References: 5

    Two ancient wooden anchors with ropes, dating to different periods, were found on the western shore of the Dead Sea. The one-armed anchor was dated by 14C to the Late Iron Age—Persian Period, and the second anchor to the Roman Period. The saline water of the Dead Sea preserved the wood and ropes, but corroded almost all the metal parts. A thin black crust of lead and a green crust of copper are the only remains of the collar of the Roman anchor. …

  • Past distribution of Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis) in the mountains of Israel (Palestine)

    Open AccessNili Liphschitz, Gideon BigerARTICLEThe Holocene2001Cited by: 4References: 12

    It was widely accepted that, in the past, forests of Aleppo pine, Pinus halepensis (‘Jerusalem pine’ in Hebrew), were common in Israel-Palestine and covered vast areas of its mountains. However, an interdisci plinary research project, using botanical, historical and geographical evidence, shows a different picture. The pine is mentioned only once in the Bible, and rarely in other religious sources. Descriptions of pine forests, or even isolated s…

  • Wild and Cultivated Date Palm ( Phoenix Dactylifera ) from Qumran Cave 24

    Nili Liphschitz, Georges BonaniARTICLETel Aviv2001Cited by: 1References: 2

  • Wild and Cultivated Date Palm ( Phoenix Dactylifera ) from Qumran Cave 24

    Nili Liphschitz, Georges BonaniARTICLETel Aviv2001Cited by: 1

  • Dimensions of Olive ( Olea Europaea ) Stones as a Reliable Parameter to Distinguish between Wild and Cultivated Varieties

    Nili Liphschitz, Georges BonaniARTICLETel Aviv2000References: 2

  • Dimensions of Olive ( Olea Europaea ) Stones as a Reliable Parameter to Distinguish between Wild and Cultivated Varieties

    Nili Liphschitz, Georges BonaniARTICLETel Aviv2000Cited by: 3References: 2

    Cet article traite des recherches effectuees dans le but de savoir si des olives cultivees ont existe en Israel au cours des temps anciens. Les AA s'interrogent ici sur l'utilite des pierres olives decouvertes sur le site de Nahal Zehora II dans la distinction entre les varietes cultivees et sauvages. Ils presentent les analyses effectuees pour mesurer l'âge de ces minuscules pierres

  • Appendix 1

    Nili Liphschitz, Yoav Waisel et al.CHAPTERThe Chalcolithic Culture of the…1998

  • Timber Identification of Wooden Egyptian Objects in Museum Collections in Israel

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLETel Aviv1998Cited by: 2References: 1

    Cet article traite de l'identification du bois de divers objets egyptiens conserves dans plusieurs musees israeliens. L'hostilite du climat et du paysage egyptien a fait du bois un materiau precieux. Trois especes ont toutefois pu etre implantees : le tamaris, l'acacia et le sycomore. Elles servaient de materiaux de construction alors que du bois precieux etait importe de pays etrangers pour des usages specifiques destines a la famille royale ou …

  • Timber Identification of Wooden Egyptian Objects in Museum Collections in Israel

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLETel Aviv1998

  • Wood Remains from two PPNB Sites

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLETel Aviv1997

    La region de Galilee ou ont ete decouverts les sites de Nahal Beset et de Horvat Galil, en Israel, connait un climat mediterraneen humide et des precipitations annuelles situees entre 700 et 900 mm. L'auteur de l'article presente les resultats de l'etude geobotanique de ces sites et en conclut que les especes les plus communes au PPNB etaient le chene (Quercus calliprinos) et le pistachier (Pistacia palaestina).

  • Wood Remains from two PPNB Sites

    Nili LiphschitzARTICLETel Aviv1997

  • Charred Wood Remains from Ohalo II (19,000 B.P.), Sea of Galilee, Israel

    Nili Liphschitz, Dani NadelARTICLEJournal of the Israel Prehistoric…1997

    NILI LIPHSCHITZ, DANI NADEL, נילי ליפשיץ, דני נדל, שרידי עץ מפוחמים מאתר אוהלו II (19,000 שנה לפני זמננו), אגם הכנרת, ישראל / Charred Wood Remains from Ohalo II (19,000 B.P.), Sea of Galilee, Isral, Mitekufat Haeven: Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society / מתקופת האבן, כרך כ"ז (תשנ"ז, 1997), pp. 5-18

  • Comparative Dating Methods

    Open AccessNili Liphschitz, Gideon Biger et al.ARTICLEJournal of Archaeological Science1997Cited by: 1

  • Wild Olive ( Olea europaea ) Stones from a Chalcolithic Cave at Shoham, Israel and their Implications

    Nili Liphschitz, Ram Gophna et al.ARTICLETel Aviv1996