- ʿAin
Mallaha (Arabic: عين ملاحة) or
Eynan (Hebrew: עינן) was an
Epipalaeolithic settlement belonging to the
Natufian culture,
occupied circa 14,326–12...
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Mallaha (Arabic: ملاّحة) was a
Palestinian Arab village,
located 16
kilometers (9.9 mi)
northeast of Safed, on the
highway between the
latter and Tiberias...
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preceding ones. Some
Natufian sites had
stone built architecture; Ain
Mallaha is an
example of
round stone structures. Cave
sites are also seen frequently...
- (ancient Jericho) and
Gilgal in the
Jordan Valley;
Israel (notably Ain
Mallaha,
Nahal Oren, and Kfar Ha****sh); and in Byblos, Lebanon. The
start of Neolithic...
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proximity to
another major Natufian ("Final Old
Stone Age") site, 'Ain
Mallaha.
Kathleen Kenyon notes that
Beisamoun disappeared under modern drainage...
- Khalaily, Hamudi; Valla, François (2023). "Bone
aerophones from Eynan-
Mallaha (Israel)
indicate imitation of
raptor calls by the last hunter-gatherers...
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microlithic flint tool industry.
Natufian sites in
Israel include Ain
Mallaha, el-Wad, Ein Gev,
Hayonim cave,
Nahal Oren and Kfar Ha****sh. In July 2022...
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significant percentage of the po****tion
descends from the
villages of
Mallaha and Al-Salihiyya, as well as
other villages in the
district of Safad, including...
- 300 BCE).
Other remains from this era have been
found at Tel Abu Hureura, Ein
Mallaha,
Beidha and Jericho.
Between 10,000 and 5000 BCE,
agricultural communities...
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kastken kastkehe 4
kondi kondjan kondjaha 4 velʹlʹ
vellen vellehe 5 malʹlʹ malʹlʹan
malʹlʹaha 5 norʹ
noren norhe None kädetoi kädetoman kädetomha None...
