Late Chalcolithic burial remains and Early Bronze Age I dwelling remains from a karstic cave at Shoham (Northeast)

Brink, Edwin C. M. van den
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Title Late Chalcolithic burial remains and Early Bronze Age I dwelling remains from a karstic cave at Shoham (Northeast).
Contributors Nagar, Yossi
Liphschitz, Nili
Host Item Atiqot 61 (2009) 1-18
Description Nagar, Yossi. Human skeletal remains. 13.
Liphschitz, Nili. Dendroarchaeological research. 13-18.
Language English
National Library system number 990004899150705171
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