The Early Neolithic phases of Beidha in a regional context

Charlott Hoffmann Jensen

The Early Neolithic phases of Beidha in a regional context

Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies

Abstract

The paper is a preliminary account of the new analyses of the Beidha material and concentrates on the earliest levels from the site: the pre-architectural levels as well as a sample of material from Phase A1 buildings. A contextual analysis of some of the phase A1 buildings is introduced and the development from temporary shelters to stone-built architecture in the area is discussed.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Systèmes techniques et communautés du Néolithique précéramique au Proche-Orient : actes du 5e colloque international : Fréjus, du 29 février au 5 mars 2004
Editors	Laurence Astruc, Didier Binder, François Briois
Number of pages	10
Place of Publication	Antibes
Publisher	Éditions APDCA
Publication date	2007
Edition	1
Pages	183-192
ISBN (Print)	2904110445
Publication status	Published - 2007

Keywords

Faculty of Humanities
Near Eastern Archaeology
Jordan
Beidha
Early Neolithic
Chipped lithics

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The Early Neolithic phases of Beidha in a regional context. / Jensen, Charlott Hoffmann.

Systèmes techniques et communautés du Néolithique précéramique au Proche-Orient: actes du 5e colloque international : Fréjus, du 29 février au 5 mars 2004. ed. / Laurence Astruc; Didier Binder; François Briois. 1. ed. Antibes : Éditions APDCA, 2007. p. 183-192.

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