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Netiv HaGdud (Hebrew: נְתִיב הַגְּדוּד, lit. 'Path of the Battalion') is an
Israeli settlement organized as a
moshav in the West Bank.
Located in the Jordan...
- S2CID 133171354.
Kislev ME (1988). "Early
Agriculture and
Paleoecology of
Netiv Hagdud". An
Early Neolithic Village in the
Jordan Valley – via ResearchGate. Kislev...
- the only
bridge in the area (located
directly east of the
moshav Netiv HaGdud,
named after this operation). The
first company sent to the
location came...
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Shaked (Azorim) Neve
Itamar Neve Oz Nof
Hatayelet (NT/600 North)
Pardes Hagdud Ramat Efraim Ramat Hen
Ramat Poleg Ramat Yadin (Dora) Sela
Sapir Industrial...
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Netiv HaGdud is a
Neolithic archaeological site in the West Bank. It was
discovered in the 1970s
during the
construction of an
Israeli settlement and excavated...
- Ami (2005). "Zionism and
Israel –
Encyclopedic Dictionary:
Jewish Legion (
Hagdud Ha'ivri, Gdud Ha'ivri) Definition". The
Encyclopedia and
Dictionary of Zionism...
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Ahmar (in
modern Syria), and
lentils quickly spread south to the
Netiv HaGdud site in the
Jordan Valley. The
process of
domestication allowed the founder...
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southern Levant, with the type site of Jericho.
Other sites include Netiv HaGdud, El-Khiam, Hatoula, and
Nahal Oren.
History of
pottery in the
Southern Levant...
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dating of 17,000 BC and at the Pre-Pottery
Neolithic A (PPNA) site of
Netiv Hagdud are 10,000–9,400
years old. The
location of the
earliest site of
emmer domestication...
- נגוהות 356 332 289 288 245 150 134 409 n/a 1999 E Har
Hebron West
Netiv HaGdud נתיב הגדוד 199 191 190 181 186 127 120 139 143 1976 V Bik'at
HaYarden Jordan...
