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L'Age de Pierre dans les souvenirs et superstitions populaires.

Emile Cartailhac 1845-1921

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The Middle Bronze Age IIB ground stone tool assemblage from el-Munṭar el-Abyad.

Rosenberg, Danny

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The Flint assemblages from Tel Magal.

Marder, Ofer

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Animal-bone remains from Tel Magal.

Kehati, Ron

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A Chalcolithic burial near Horbat Govit in Lower Galilee.

Brink, Edwin C. M. van den

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Ba'albek or Heliopolis The three chief temples of Ba'albek are the "Great Temple", the "Temple of Jupiter" and the "Circular Temple." In the "Great Temple" are three stones which give a united length of 190 ft. 8 in. (being each about 63 ft. long) Some parts have been ascribed to an age before Joshua's time.

Ba'albek or Heliopolis The three chief temples of Ba'albek are the "Great Temple", the "Temple of Jupiter" and the "Circular Temple." In the "Great Temple" are three stones which give a united length of 190 ft. 8 in. (being each about 63 ft. long) Some parts have been ascribed to an age before Joshua's time.

Frank Mason Good 1839-1928

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Late Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age IA settlement remains at Kafr Kanna, Lower Galilee.

Brink, Edwin C. M. van den

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The chipped stone assemblage from Ḥorbatat Nevallaṭ.

Khalaily, Hamoudi

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