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Kurkar (Arabic: كركار /Hebrew: כורכר) is the term used in
Arabic and
modern Hebrew for the rock type of
which lithified sea sand
dunes consist. The equivalent...
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islands situated near Caesarea, Israel.
These islands are
remnants of the
Kurkar ridge,
which became separated from the
mainland due to sedimentation. One...
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perennial stream towards its end.
There is a man-made
opening in the
kurkar ridge that runs south-north
along the
coastal plain. In Arabic, the stream...
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calcareous aeolian (wind deposited) sandstones,
locally referred to as "
kurkar",
intercalated with red-coloured fine
grained paleosols,
referred to as...
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integrating water features and greenery,
utilizing local materials like
kurkar in
Caesarea and
limestone in
desert regions. Concurrently,
Herod imported...
- Geologically, the hill of Old
Jaffa is the
continental north end of a
kurkar ridge,
historically further protected through fortifications and heightened...
- in warm
oceans Charmant Som In
Praise of Limestone – Poem by W. H.
Auden Kurkar –
Regional name for an
aeolian quartz calcrete on the
Levantine coast Limepit –...
- the 14th-11th
centuries BCE. The
coffins were cut into a
foundation of
Kurkar (sandstone) or
hamrah (red sand) and
lined with
rough stones and oriented...
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least 44
shiploads of 400 tons each.
Herod also had 12,000 m3 of
local kurkar stone quarried to make
rubble and 12,000 m3 of
slaked lime
mixed with the...
- that has been
finished to
specific sizes and
shapes List of
sandstones Kurkar –
Regional name for an
aeolian quartz calcrete on the
Levantine coast Sedimentary...
