Mordechai Haiman
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5601795 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mordechai Haiman |
| PRENOMES | Mordechai |
| SOBRENOME | Haiman |
| ASSINATURA | HAIMAN M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Israel Antiquities Authority |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 13 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Ancient to recent-past runoff harvesting agriculture in the hyper-arid Arava Valley
Runoff harvesting agriculture was prevalent in ancient times across the southern Levant. In modern Israel, remnants of this agricultural adaptation strategy are widespread mostly in the semi-arid and arid Negev. Extensive literature has thoroughly described the farming systems of this region. However, runoff agriculture in the dryer, hyper-arid regions of the Arava Valley and southern Negev (excluding the Uvda Valley), has scarcely been researche…
Ancient runoff harvesting agriculture in the arid Beer Sheva Valley, Israel
Between 2004 and 2008, a wealth of ancient agriculture-related finds was uncovered during a survey throughout the loess plains of the Beer Sheva Valley region, in the arid northern Negev, Israel. The survey was conducted under the framework of an archeological study, aimed at assessing the similarities and dissimilarities of the valley’s ancient agricultural systems to those of the Negev Highlands to the south and of the Judean Lowlands and South…
Desert Habitation History by 14 C Dating of Soil Layers in Rural Building Structures (Negev, Israel)
Traditional archaeological approaches in the central Negev Desert used to employ excavation techniques in post-prehistoric periods in which stratigraphy is based on architecture, while material culture forms the basis for dating assessment and chronology. Such an approach was understandable, as it focused on the most visible remains of past human habitation. However, the detailed habitation record is in the soil rather than in the walls. Moreover…
Nari (calcrete) outcrop contribution to ancient agricultural terraces in the Southern Shephelah, Israel
Early Bronze Age IV Settlement Pattern of the Negev and Sinai Deserts
Approximately 1,000 EB IV sites have been surveyed to date in the Negev and Sinai deserts. A few of these sites are large, permanent settlements located near water sources and consisting of 100 to 200 structures. The vast majority, however, are small, temporary sites with a few poorly built structures, located far from water sources. Reexamination of the finds that reflected the economy of the sites revealed evidence of pastoralism and agricultur…
Agriculture and Nomad-State Relations in the Negev Desert in the Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods
The Negev is an arid desert, where the natural conditions do not allow for subsistence on agriculture. Nevertheless, remnants of ancient agriculture, particularly a tremendous network of terraced wadis, are scattered over an area exceeding 3000 km2. According to recent studies, the well-preserved remains of agricultural systems point to two waves of settlement. One wave was in the Byzantine period (fifth to seventh century C. E.), when settlement…
Cairn Burials and Cairn Fields in the Negev
Within the framework of the Negev Emergency Survey, an area of 450 km2 in the western Negev Highlands was surveyed. Hundreds of cairns were discovered in 1500 sites. This article deals with dating the cairns and with questions regarding their function as graves. Based on Kochavi's excavation of Har Yeroham (1967), it is suggested that the cairns be divided into two categories, one of large cairn fields at the tops of hills, the second of small gr…
Ancient to recent-past runoff harvesting agriculture in the hyper-arid Arava Valley
Runoff harvesting agriculture was prevalent in ancient times across the southern Levant. In modern Israel, remnants of this agricultural adaptation strategy are widespread mostly in the semi-arid and arid Negev. Extensive literature has thoroughly described the farming systems of this region. However, runoff agriculture in the dryer, hyper-arid regions of the Arava Valley and southern Negev (excluding the Uvda Valley), has scarcely been researche…
Nari (calcrete) outcrop contribution to ancient agricultural terraces in the Southern Shephelah, Israel
Ancient runoff harvesting agriculture in the arid Beer Sheva Valley, Israel
Between 2004 and 2008, a wealth of ancient agriculture-related finds was uncovered during a survey throughout the loess plains of the Beer Sheva Valley region, in the arid northern Negev, Israel. The survey was conducted under the framework of an archeological study, aimed at assessing the similarities and dissimilarities of the valley’s ancient agricultural systems to those of the Negev Highlands to the south and of the Judean Lowlands and South…
Desert Habitation History by 14 C Dating of Soil Layers in Rural Building Structures (Negev, Israel)
Traditional archaeological approaches in the central Negev Desert used to employ excavation techniques in post-prehistoric periods in which stratigraphy is based on architecture, while material culture forms the basis for dating assessment and chronology. Such an approach was understandable, as it focused on the most visible remains of past human habitation. However, the detailed habitation record is in the soil rather than in the walls. Moreover…
Cairn Burials and Cairn Fields in the Negev
Within the framework of the Negev Emergency Survey, an area of 450 km2 in the western Negev Highlands was surveyed. Hundreds of cairns were discovered in 1500 sites. This article deals with dating the cairns and with questions regarding their function as graves. Based on Kochavi's excavation of Har Yeroham (1967), it is suggested that the cairns be divided into two categories, one of large cairn fields at the tops of hills, the second of small gr…
Agriculture and Nomad-State Relations in the Negev Desert in the Byzantine and Early Islamic Periods
The Negev is an arid desert, where the natural conditions do not allow for subsistence on agriculture. Nevertheless, remnants of ancient agriculture, particularly a tremendous network of terraced wadis, are scattered over an area exceeding 3000 km2. According to recent studies, the well-preserved remains of agricultural systems point to two waves of settlement. One wave was in the Byzantine period (fifth to seventh century C. E.), when settlement…
Early Bronze Age IV Settlement Pattern of the Negev and Sinai Deserts
Approximately 1,000 EB IV sites have been surveyed to date in the Negev and Sinai deserts. A few of these sites are large, permanent settlements located near water sources and consisting of 100 to 200 structures. The vast majority, however, are small, temporary sites with a few poorly built structures, located far from water sources. Reexamination of the finds that reflected the economy of the sites revealed evidence of pastoralism and agricultur…
Nari (calcrete) outcrop contribution to ancient agricultural terraces in the Southern Shephelah, Israel
Desert Habitation History by 14 C Dating of Soil Layers in Rural Building Structures (Negev, Israel)
Traditional archaeological approaches in the central Negev Desert used to employ excavation techniques in post-prehistoric periods in which stratigraphy is based on architecture, while material culture forms the basis for dating assessment and chronology. Such an approach was understandable, as it focused on the most visible remains of past human habitation. However, the detailed habitation record is in the soil rather than in the walls. Moreover…
Ancient runoff harvesting agriculture in the arid Beer Sheva Valley, Israel
Between 2004 and 2008, a wealth of ancient agriculture-related finds was uncovered during a survey throughout the loess plains of the Beer Sheva Valley region, in the arid northern Negev, Israel. The survey was conducted under the framework of an archeological study, aimed at assessing the similarities and dissimilarities of the valley’s ancient agricultural systems to those of the Negev Highlands to the south and of the Judean Lowlands and South…
Ancient to recent-past runoff harvesting agriculture in the hyper-arid Arava Valley
Runoff harvesting agriculture was prevalent in ancient times across the southern Levant. In modern Israel, remnants of this agricultural adaptation strategy are widespread mostly in the semi-arid and arid Negev. Extensive literature has thoroughly described the farming systems of this region. However, runoff agriculture in the dryer, hyper-arid regions of the Arava Valley and southern Negev (excluding the Uvda Valley), has scarcely been researche…
Archaeology (7 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Agriculture (5 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (5 obras) · Geology (5 obras) · Arid (4 obras) · Human settlement (4 obras) · Paleontology (4 obras) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 obras)