The stone objects from the Hellenistic–Byzantine-period rural settlement at el-Khirba, Shoham

Hadad, Shulamit
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Title The stone objects from the Hellenistic–Byzantine-period rural settlement at el-Khirba, Shoham.
Contributors Sion, Ofer
Host Item Atiqot 109 (2022) 41-47
Description The assemblage of stone artifacts from el-Khirba, Shoham, comprises both vessels and working tools dating from the Hellenistic to the Byzantine period. The finds include chalkstone and basalt vessels, whorls, a bead, and hand and donkey millstones.
Language English
National Library system number 997012427489005171
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