These structures, dating back to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic period, suggest that Jericho’s residents had already developed advanced construction techniques and strategies for communal defense.

The deep stratigraphy preserved on the tell has the potential to answer many questions related to development and change of societies in the Neolithic period. Criterion (iv): Ancient Jericho/Tell ...

Excavations were also made which reveal that Jericho was a well-settled urban ... The excavators found the relics of the Neolithic age by paring off layer after layer of the city’s ancient ...

During the Neolithic period, Jericho consolidated as an important agricultural center. Jericho's strategic location made it a key point for trade and interaction between civilizations. Today ...

DURING the season which has just closed, Sir Charles Marston's archaeological expedition to Jericho ... of the Early Bronze Age measuring 27 ft. thick. In the neolithic levels, forming a layer ...

Especially noteworthy at Jericho is the appearance of a megaron ... special remark that pottery first appears in the Middle Neolithic period, and in forms which Prof. Garstang interprets as ...

"Metals were present at Jericho since the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Period as several beads, pendants and artifacts made of 'greenstone' were retrieved in PPNA layers of Tell Sultan," said Nigro, adding ...

Jericho’s claim to fame is the way it was ... The inhabitantswere broad-headed “alpines” of neolithic culture. They had no pottery or metals. Their tools, beautifully made, were of polished ...

While the Paleolithic period involved a nomadic lifestyle and the invention of stone tools, the Neolithic period was ushered in with the development of agriculture and settled communities.