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Partially excavated places tagged “jordan valley”

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🇯🇴Jordan6 🇵🇸Palestine2 🇮🇱Israel1

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jordan valley9 ppna3 tell3 decapolis2 natufian2 pella2 tabaqat fahl2 anthropoid

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🇯🇴 Jordan · Ancient village

Wadi Hammeh 27

Early Natufian (14,500–13,000 BP) · Early Natufian (Levant)

Jordan Valley Early Natufian base camp with slab floors and dentalium burial arrays.

🇮🇱 Israel · Ancient village

Sha'ar Hagolan

Pottery Neolithic / Yarmoukian · Yarmoukian (Levantine Pottery Neolithic)

Type-site of the Yarmoukian culture (6400–5800 BCE), the first Pottery Neolithic culture of the southern Levant, on the Yarmouk River.