- 31°48′00″N 35°36′00″E / 31.80000°N 35.60000°E / 31.80000; 35.60000
Teleilat el-Gh****ul, also
spelled Tuleilat el-Gh****ul and Tulaylât al-Gh****ûl, is...
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Teleilat el-Gh****ul Gh****ulian
refers to a
culture and an
archaeological stage dating to the
Middle and Late
Chalcolithic Period in the
Southern Levant...
- is
found in the Levant, and
certain parts of Anatolia,
including Mezraa-
Teleilat, and in
North Africa at Tunus-Redeyef, Tunisia.
Impressed pottery also...
- (תל בטש) or
Teluliot Batashi (plural), and in
Arabic as Tell
Butashi or
Teleilat Batashi (plural). The site is not to be
confused with
either the as yet...
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contributions to the
study of the
prehistory of the
Levant with his
excavations at
Teleilat el Gh****ul (1929–1934). Born in France,
Mallon received his
Jesuit training...
- Old City of
Jerusalem (1964–66), at the
Amman Airport Temple (1966), at
Teleilat Gh****ul (1967) and at
Samaria in 1968.
Hennessy left
Jerusalem in 1970...
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domestication of
olives comes from the
Chalcolithic period archaeological site of
Teleilat el Gh****ul in
modern Jordan.
Farmers in
ancient times believed that olive...
- Abyad)
Transitional (in
Turkish Euphrates area; main
sites are
Mezraa Teleilat and
Akarcay Tepe, with
pottery dated to c. 6800 BC)
Halula I (in Syrian...
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Palestine Exploration Fund, 1889 Mallon, A. Koeppel, R., and Neuville, R., "
Teleilat Gh****ul I, 1929-1932", Rome:
Pontifical Biblical Institute, 1934 Graves...
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collaborate on
excavations at Umm Qatafa, and
Neuville ****isted
Mallon at
Teleilat el Gh****ul.
Through Buzy and Duvigneau, he
developed ties with the Bedouin...
