2020Annals of ArchaeologyOpen access

Wadi Sharara: A PPNA Site at Wadi Al Hasa Gorge, Jordan

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From the smooth top of the WS there is a good view to the SW and the east while a large part of the river can be controlled from there.Importantly, although mountains generally north and south of the river are bare of vegetation even during the winter, there is low vegetation in the area around the settlement, suitable for animal grazing.

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From the smooth top of the WS there is a good view to the SW and the east while a large part of the river can be controlled from there.Importantly, although mountains generally north and south of the river are bare of vegetation even during the winter, there is low vegetation in the area around the settlement, suitable for animal grazing.

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From the smooth top of the WS there is a good view to the SW and the east while a large part of the river can be controlled from there.Importantly, although mountains generally north and south of the river are bare of vegetation even during the winter, there is low vegetation in the area around the settlement, suitable for animal grazing.

Key concepts: Wadi, Archaeology, Southern Levant, Excavation, Radiocarbon dating, Pottery, Geography, Ancient history

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