Nahal Zihor

In The South Negev Desert

Acheulian Handaxes around paleo-lake.

Evidences for “Ubeidiya like” early bifacial tools

Neolithic settlement

Zihor 23.2.08 southernmost lake section
Zihor 23.2.08 southernmost lake section 4
Zihor 23.2.08 southernmost lake section 2
Zihor 23.2.08 neolithic
Zihor 23.2.08 neolithic 7
Zihor 23.2.08 neolithic 4
Zihor 23.2.08 neolithic 3
Zihor 23.2.08 1
Zihor 22.2.08 near point 60 on lake sed
Zihor 22.2.08 near 40d
Zihor 22.2.08 near 40d 1
Zihor 22.2.08 near 40 2
Zihor 22.2.08 2
Zihor 22.2.08 1

References

Ginat, H., Opitz, S., Ababneh, L., Faershtein, G., Lazar, M., Porat, N., Mischke, S., Zilberman, E., Saragusti, I., 2003. Early Pleistocene lake deposits and Lower Paleolithic finds in Nahal (wadi) Zihor, Southern Negev desert, Israel. Quaternary Research. 148, 445–458.

Leore Grosman, Yonaton Goldsmith, and Uzy Smilansky (2011) “Morphological Analysis of Nahal Zihor Handaxes: A Chronological Perspective.” PaleoAnthropology 2011:203-215

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