The edge of the empire: the archaeology of pastoral nomads in the southern Negev Highlands in late antiquity
Pastoral sites look more like sites from the Stone Age than those from the Iron Age. Yet by
fine-tuning their methods, excavators in the Central Negev have succeeded in detailing the
life of pastoral societies of Late Antiquity, making audible the voices of ancient nomads
previously known only from the passing reference of some Byzantine travelers.
fine-tuning their methods, excavators in the Central Negev have succeeded in detailing the
life of pastoral societies of Late Antiquity, making audible the voices of ancient nomads
previously known only from the passing reference of some Byzantine travelers.
Pastoral sites look more like sites from the Stone Age than those from the Iron Age. Yet by fine-tuning their methods, excavators in the Central Negev have succeeded in detailing the life of pastoral societies of Late Antiquity, making audible the voices of ancient nomads previously known only from the passing reference of some Byzantine travelers.
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