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An impressive example of human impact

An impressive example of human impact

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Fig. 1 Studying lithic artefacts in the temporary field laboratory in...
Fig. 3 Digital elevation model of the Jordan
Fig. 4 Residual Mediterranean oak forest
Fig. 5 An impressive example of human impact
+1 Fig. 12 Location and extent of the Yabrudian
The First Human Settlements on the Left Bank of the Jordan Valley: Report of the 2018 Season
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  • Sep 2019
The 2018 field season was carried out between 3 September and 29 September with a team of seven to eight scientists and students from the University of Basel and Jordan University. Field seasons of the Jordan Valley revealed a rich Palaeolithic legacy along the eastern foothills of the Jordan Valley dating from at least the Middle Pleistocene (i.e....
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