The domestication of water: the Neolithic well at Sha'ar Hagolan, Jordan Valley, Israel
Yosef Garfınkel, Ariel Vered, Ofer Bar‐Yosef
Abstract
Yosef Garfınkel, Ariel Vered, Ofer Bar‐Yosef
Abstract
A well in the Jordan Valley shows that the Neolithic revolution included an understanding of underground water and how to access it. The excavation of the well in longtitudinal cross-section is also something of a revolution in fieldwork.
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A well in the Jordan Valley shows that the Neolithic revolution included an understanding of underground water and how to access it. The excavation of the well in longtitudinal cross-section is also something of a revolution in fieldwork.
Key concepts: Domestication, Excavation, Archaeology, Ancient history, Section (typography), History, Geography, Ecology