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HAR KARKOM SITES 300-399
HK/300Coordinates: 129.3/962.3
Description: Remains of campsites on the flat top of a hill. There are 3 groups, respectively 2, 3 and
4 hut floors of MP pattern.
Finds: Sporadic flints.
Periods MC: MP?.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/301aCoordinates: 124.5/962.2
Description: On the extreme southern peak of the Karkom appendix, 4 built platforms, with a wall
60-80cm high and composed by 3 rows of large stones. These platforms are filled in
with smaller stones and are flat on top. They do not look like standard tumuli. They are
based upon circles of flat stones visible all around forming a sort of basement 30-40cm
larger than the structure itself. On top of each platform, the stones show signs of very
strong burning and are in a state of complete erosion. In places they turned into
concrete. This isolated peak has a very broad landscape. It dominates the eastern side
of this site, there is the entire Paran desert and on the western side, the central Sinai: a
unique topographical situation with a bird's eye view of the landscape. 202 m
northwest there is a heap of stones which appears as modern and may be a
topographical triangulation point. Near the internment platform, a small circle of
stones is likely to mark the emplacement of a fireplace.
Finds: Sporadic BAC flints and 2 semi-fossilised bones.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Fireplace(?), heaps of stones, platforms.
Bibliography: EA87, p. 21; EA88a, p. 115; EA93a, pp. 49 & 50; EA97a, p. 119.
HK/301bCoordinates: 124.4/962.2
Description: A hut floor and Palaeolithic flint flakes.
Finds: Flint flakes (PAL).
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/301cCoordinates: 124.5/961.9
Description: Remains of a large Palaeolithic campsite with numerous flint flakes and remains of at
least 10 hut floors.
This site has an immense landscape and is totally exposed.
Finds: Palaeolithic flints.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/301dCoordinates: 124.8/961.3
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock, with a vulvar ideogram.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/301eCoordinates: 125.0/961.4
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock with a wasm.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/301fCoordinates: 125.0/961.5
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock. A man with a sword.
Periods RA: V.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/301gCoordinates: 124.8/961.8
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock with two horsemen.
Periods RA: V.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/302aCoordinates: 124.5/962.4
Description: 4 aligned hut floors at the edge of the hill. In the northern valley near this site several
remains of hut floors.
Finds: Flint flakes.
Period MC: MP, BAC.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/302bCoordinates: 124.4/962.5
Description: 2 hut floors.
Finds Flints.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/302cCoordinates: 124.0/962.4
Description: Concentration of flint flakes, probably remains of a Palaeolithic station.
Finds: Palaeolithic flakes. BAC point 50 m north.
Periods MC: MP, BAC.
Site typology: Station.
HK/302dCoordinates: 124.4/962.4
Description: 2 hut floors and Palaeolithic flint flakes.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: MP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/303Coordinates: 127.5/960.3
Description: Remains of a large and well-preserved plaza site with an enclosure in diameter of
about 50 x 40 m, includes 4 living structures and several other structures. Several piles
of stones southeast.
Site typology: Enclosure, heaps of stones, plaza.
Bibliography: EA87, pp. 210 & 213.
HK/304Coordinates: 128.2/964.4
Description: A group of hut floors of which 5 are organised in semicircles and 7 more are aligned.
Site typology: Campsite.
Bibliography: EA87, p. 33.
HK/305Coordinates: 128.7/964.6
Description: 7 hut floors arranged in a semicircle.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/306Coordinates: 129.0/965.2
Description: 9 aligned hut floors. Concentrated around them near each other are 10 more and 3
heaps of stones are spread over the hill.
Site typology: Campsite, heaps of stones.
HK/307Coordinates: 121.4/967.3
Description: A circle of at least 14 heaps of stones whose diameter is about 45 m. Smaller piles of
stones inside the circle. The site is located on the slope of a broad hamada between the
main wadi and the lateral one. Plaza of small tumuli often connected by walls. 50 m
north, 3 large tumuli, 1 is rectangular (3 x 4 m) built of large standing stones. These
tumuli are not of the same construction as the plaza tumuli.
20 m east of the circle, an alignment of orthostats, 2 of which are still standing.
Finds: Flints (BAC, MP); ochre and clay stones.
Site typology: Heaps of stone, orthostat, plaza, stone alignment, tumuli.
Bibliography: EA87, pp. 33 & 135.
HK/308Coordinates: 122.7/961.3
Description: 10 structures forming a circle (9 heaps of stones with a diameter of 2 m, and a larger
one, which could be a living structure). Site situated in a large plain from which it is
possible to see the south of Har Karkom and the top of site HK/301.
Finds: Few BAC flints and UP (or MP?, not sure).
Periods MC: UP, MP?, BAC.
Site typology: Heaps of stones, plaza.
Bibliography: EA87, pp. 33 & 145.
HK/309Coordinates: 124.0/962.4
Description: 3 hut floors and large quantities of flaked flint of Palaeolithic type.
Finds: Palaeolithic flints. Fan scraper (BAC).
Periods MC: PAL, BAC.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/309bCoordinates: 124.3/962.4
Description: 2 hut floors and abundant Palaeolithic flints.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: MP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/310aCoordinates: 121.4/962.7
Description: Large plaza site which has been rebuilt twice; the early phase is rather small and has
only remains of piles of stones, the second phase has 11-12 larger structures and 3 wall
segments, each wall in between 2 structures. 4-5 of the structures may have been
dwelling units; the others appear to be too small.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Plaza.
Bibliography: EA87, pp. 33 & 150.
HK/310bCoordinates: 121.3/962.7
Description: A well-preserved courtyard site.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Courtyard.
Bibliography: EA93a, p. 43.
HK/310cCoordinates: 121.3/962.8
Rock Art: 3 engraved rocks. Engravings with old patina naturally anthropomorphic shaped stone.
A natural crack has been completed to shape an animal head.
Periods RA: I,IV-A, VI, VII.
Site typology: Anthropo-zoomorphic stone, rock art.
HK/311Coordinates: 122.3/961.4
Description: 3 tumuli.
Finds: Flint implements. Flakes with BAC retouching.
Site typology: Tumuli.
HK/312Coordinates: 122.2/962.2
Description: Courtyard sites of BAC type, 2 large courtyards with remains of rooms built along the
perimeter. 1 oval structure is partly overlapping the previous walls and have been
added later.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Courtyard.
HK/312bCoordinates: 122.2/962.1
Description: At least 6 heaps of stones likely to be a burial place.
Site typology: Heaps of stones.
HK/313Coordinates: 122.1/960.4
Description: Remains of 2 enclosures built in 2 different periods: the earliest one has a large room
attached to its perimeter, the more recent one is oval and divided in 2 by a central wall.
60 m west, there is a group of at least 5 hut floors (PAL).
Periods MC: UB, BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Campsite, courtyard, enclosure.
HK/314Coordinates: 122.7/960.6
Description: A series of 12-13 small circles cleared of stones. Together they form an elongated oval
shape (nearly 100 x 25 m).
Site typology: Stone circles.
HK/315Coordinates: 127.4/961.3
Description: A group of 8 hut floors. 6 are organised in a row of 3 pairs.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/316Coordinates: 129.8/968.0
Description: A circle of 12 small heaps of stone form a plaza.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC, IV-C.
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock with inscription.
Site typology: Encampment, heaps of stones, inscription, plaza, rock art.
Bibliography: EA87, pp. 21 & 159.
HK/317Coordinates: 122.8/967.6
Description: Large rock shelter halfway up the mountain slope. It measures 37 m long and 5 m deep
and contains several stone structures. Among them is a well preserved stone-built
storeroom (ISL); toward the base of the shelter is a stone circle with a diameter of 3.5
m Besides the large shelter is a smaller shelter with a storeroom constructed of dry
stone (ISL). The slope below yielded LP and BAC flints.
30 m north, close to the terrace, is a structure made of mud and stone, 3 m x 1.4 m
(ISL). Also remains of a low wall and in the little side wadi agricultural terracing. The
entire site is covered by compressed and stratified dung.
Finds: Flint; Pottery.
While the LP flints may have fallen down from the terrace, the recovery of BAC flints
in the immediate surroundings of the shelter, may indicate that it was also visited in
the BAC period. 2 small soundings of m 1.00x0.50 revealed the following stratigraphy:
Sounding I: (Inside the circle of stones)
The stratum of dung from an area of m 1x5 has been removed. In the sounding the
remains of a hearth was found. A thin sandy layer separates 2 layers of dung. The third
stratum consists of fine straw that has been intertwined, achieving a thickness of
approximately 2 cm. The following stratum is composed of dung and mud with stones.
All the deposits here are likely to be quite recent. The fifth stratum is composed of
sterile sediment, which consists of fine strongly compressed aeolian material. This
stratum varies in thickness between 3cm and 9cm and rests on the rock. No findings of
material culture.
Sounding II: (Near the circle of stones)
Stratum of dung resting on a stratum of chalky stones probably the result of a
landslide. Under these strata are the remains of a hearth that has been hardened by coal
intermingled with calcareous insertions. The traces indicate a compact concrete,
practically fossilised, grey-bluish concave level. It is likely to be quite old. A sample of
the hearth has been removed for analysis.
Periods MC: LP, BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Fireplace, rock shelter, storage shelter, terrace.
Bibliography: EA93a, p. 52.
HK/318Coordinates: 122.8/967.8
Description: On the top of the mountain between sites HK/317 and HK/159b, a flint workshop with
flint cores and BAC retouched flakes.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Flint workshop.
HK/319Coordinates: 122.7/967.9
Description: Natural shelter with remains of Islamic construction in the form of a small wall. There
is another natural rock shelter with a stone-built wall delimiting a storeroom.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Storage shelter.
HK/320Coordinates: 122.6/967.7
Description: Outcrop of a flint stratum and a cutting work shop. Cores and worked flints are found
for about 300 m along the slope.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: UP, BAC.
Site typology: Flint workshop, quarry.
HK/ 321Coordinates: 122.4/967.5
Description: Outcrop of a flint stratum and traces of manufacture recognised by numerous cores and
flakes.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Flint workshop, quarry.
HK/322Coordinates: 122.4/ 967.2
Description: A cutting work shop along the outcrop of a stratum of flint.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: MP, UP.
Site typology: Flint workshop, quarry.
HK/323Coordinates: 122.4/966.8
Description: Flint work shop, producing fan scrapers and flakes. Outcrop of 2 strata of flint a short
distance from one another.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Flint workshop, quarry.
HK/324Coordinates: 126.4/960.6
Rock Art: 7 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: V, VI, VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/325aCoordinates: 127.3/961.1
Periods MC: RBY, ISL.
Rock Art: Rock engravings from have Roman-Byzantine and Islamic times.
Periods RA: V, VI, VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/325bCoordinates: 127.4/960.5
Rock Art: Rock engravings from Islamic times.
Periods RA: VI, VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/ 326Coordinates: 127.4/961.6
Finds: Pottery.
Periods MC: ISL.
Rock Art: About 30 engraved rocks.
Periods R.A: IV-C, VI, and VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/327Coordinates: 122.2/960.4
Description: Remains of a nomadic encampment, nearby several heaps of stones.
Finds: Pottery.
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/328Coordinates: 122.1/960.7
Description: Several anthropomorphic-shaped stones that have been intentionally placed in
prominent locations. At the base of 1, there are remains of a hearth. Along the side of
the rock is evidence of recent lamp-black.
Site typology: Anthropomorphic stone, fireplace.
HK/329Coordinates: 120.9/961.2
Description: Stone circles and barrows of various dimensions, probably a funerary ground. In each
heap there are anthropomorphic-shaped stones intentionally placed in prominent
positions. Some show traces of retouch. In several of them a couple of man-made cup
marks indicate the eyes.
Finds: Atypical flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Anthropomorphic stones, heaps of stones, stone circle, tumuli.
HK/330Coordinates: 124.1/967.5
Description: Halfway up the rocky ridge of Har Karkom, under a silhouette known as "the Sphinx"
there are some small rock shelters with remains of a bivouac and traces of a hearth and
storage shelter.
Site typology: Encampment, fireplace, rock art.
HK/331Coordinates: 122.6/969.3
Description: A group of 7 rounded structures on the slope by the side of a ravine. Around, there are
several tumuli in prominent positions and 2 large circular enclosures of stones. Several
peculiar heaps of stone possibly functioning as hiding places. Commanding the view of
the entire valley, this site is a possible military post.
Finds: Flint work shop (UP), Flint cores.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Enclosure, flint workshop, heaps of stone, military post, tumuli.
HK/332Coordinates: 126.4/967.6
Description: Large cave with a small entrance located about 6 m down a steep cliff. It appears to
have been inhabited during different periods. A round, rolling stone was located
nearby.
Finds: Flints of the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic periods. BAC habitation levels with
pottery, flints, bone tools and animal bones.
Pottery (ISL), 2 round, flat stones. Hand-worked implements of limestone: a
hammerstone, a circular disk, and a square-shaped stone. Fossilised bones and 1 rodent
tooth. Outside the cave: UP and BAC flints.
Periods MC: MP, UP, BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Cave.
Bibliography: EA93a, pp. 12 & 13; EA96c, p. 19; EA95, pp. 10 & 12; EA97b, p. 21.
HK/333Coordinates: 126.6/968.1
Description: A large enclosure built of stones with adjacent chamber. A pastoral station (ISL).
Finds: Pottery
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Encampment, enclosure.
HK/334Coordinates: 126.7/967.8
Description: Remains of a nomadic encampment with heaps of stones and low walls.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/334bCoordinates: 126.8/967.9
Description: Some stone structures at the centre of a saddle: a standing stone is surrounded by a
small stone circle (private shrine) and some heaps of stones.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: MP, UP and BAC.
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-A.
Site typology: Heaps of stones, orthostat, rock art, shrine.
HK/334cCoordinates: 127.1/967.9
Description: A Palaeolithic hut-floor, several heaps of stones and a BAC flint workshop. One
engraved rock on the very edge of the precipice.
Finds: Flint nuclei and blades.
Periods MC: UP, BAC.
Rock Art: One rock with engravings of ibex and quadrupeds and a Nabatean inscription having
the same patina. An ibex engraving with an older patina appears to have been
retouched with a metallic tool in a later period. Other pictures have a lighter patina.
Periods RA: IV-A, IV-C, V.
Site typology: Campsite, flint workshop, heaps of stones, inscription, rock art.
HK/334dCoordinates: 127,220 / 967,840
Description: Four engraved rocks. An early Arabic inscription.
Finds: No material culture found.
Rock Art: Four engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-C, VI, VII.
Site typology: Inscription, rock art.
HK/334eCoordinates: 127,530 / 967,840
Description: Seven engraved rocks. Inscriptions in Thamudic characters.
Finds: No material culture found.
Rock Art: Seven engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-A, IV-C, VI, VII.
Site typology: Inscription, rock art.
HK/335Coordinates: 126.6/967.8
Description: A cluster of 5 stone bases of dwelling units and heaps of stones (probably BYZ). In the
same area, 2 tumuli.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Heaps of stone, living sites-other, tumuli.
HK/335bCoordinates: 126,530 / 967,990
Description: Two engraved rocks.
Finds: No material culture found.
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-A, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/335cCoordinates: 126,560 / 967,930
Description: Several heaps of stones on the wadi terrace. In the middle, one rock with inscription in
western Semitic characters.
Finds: No material culture found.
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV-A.
Site typology: Heaps of stones, rock art.
HK/335dCoordinates: 126,650 / 967,930
Description: Several heaps of stones on the wadi terrace.
Finds: No material culture found.
Site typology: Heaps of stones.
HK/336Coordinates: 124.8/966.9
Description: Tumulus measuring 2 m high x 4 m wide and in the vicinity flint (UP). It is likely that
no relation exists between the flints and the structure.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Tumulus.
HK/337Coordinates: 126.7/967.1
Description: Remains of an encampment with stone structures.
Finds: Pottery.
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Encampment.
Bibliography: EA97b, p. 20.
HK/337bCoordinates: 126.8/967.3
Description: One rock with engravings.
Finds: One fan scraper and other BAC flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Rock Art: One engraved rock, with a scene of two hunters, with bow and arrows, hunting the
same ibex.
Periods RA: IV-C.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/337cCoordinates: 127.2/967.3
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Three engraved rocks: a Greek inscription.
Periods RA: V.
Site typology: Inscription, rock art.
HK/337dCoordinates: 127.1/967.2
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-A, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/337eCoordinates: 127.1/967.0
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VI, VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/337fCoordinates: 127.0/966.9
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VI-VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/337gCoordinates: 126.9/966.7
Description: Stone structure: temporary encampment on a terrace.
Finds: A flint nucleus.
Periods MC: BAC.
Rock Art: Five engraved rocks.
Periods RA: V, VI, VII.
Site typology: Encampment, rock art.
HK/337hCoordinates: 126.6/966.8
Description: Stone structure: temporary encampment on a natural terrace. Flint workshop (PAL).
Finds: Flint nuclei and flakes. A chopper.
Periods MC: LP?, MP.
Site typology: Encampment, flint workshop.
HK/337iCoordinates: 126.5/966.8
Description: Rock engraving.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/339Coordinates: 124.3/965.4
Description: Large black stone with enigmatic engravings.
Rock Art: Engraving with ideograms.
Periods RA: Probably IV-A or B, anomalous.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/340Coordinates: 123.8/964.5
Description: 2 stone circles, each having one large stone and several smaller ones. In the centre of
one of the circles there is a fallen orthostat. In the other circle the main rock has two
lines which may represent the eyes. These circles are likely to be a "private shrine".
Finds: BAC flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Rock Art: Rock engraving with a figure of a horseman.
Periods RA: IV-C.
Site typology: Orthostat, rock art, shrine, stone circle.
HK/341Coordinates: 123.8/964.4
Description: Remains of a nomadic encampment. Several stone circles, 1 of them includes an
orthostat.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Encampment, orthostat, stone circle.
HK/342Coordinates: 123.7/964.4
Finds: 2 grindstones with a deep working surface.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/343Coordinates: 123.6/964.4
Description: A series of small tumuli, probably a funerary area.
Finds: Flints and pottery.
Periods MC: BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Tumuli.
HK/344Coordinates: 122.9/967.3
Description: 2 living structures and remains of terracing in the wadi.
Finds: Flints and pottery.
Periods MC: BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Encampment, terrace.
HK/345Coordinates: 121.7/963.0
Description: On a stone along the road, an Arabic inscription.
Rock Art: 1 rock engraved with an Arabic inscription.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Inscription, rock art.
HK/346Coordinates: 122.3/964.9
Description: 3 hut floors and a few smaller circles.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/346bCoordinates: 122.3/965.4
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: IVA, V.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/346cCoordinates: 122.3/965.3
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/347Coordinates: 122.5/965.1
Description: A stone circle probably remains of an enclosure.
Periods MC: ISL.
Rock Art: Engravings of wassum.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Enclosure.
HK/348Coordinates: 123.3/963.6
Description: Remains of a nomadic camp with stone walls and circles.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/349Coordinates: 123.4/963.7
Description: Basement of a structure with stone-built low walls.
Periods MC: Roman-Byzantine.
Finds: Pottery.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/350Coordinates: 123.6/963.6
Description: A ground cleared for nomadic tent.
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/351Coordinates: 125.1/963.5
Description: At least 5 Palaeolithic hut floors.
Periods MC: UP.
Finds: Flint.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/351bCoordinates: 125.1/963.2
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Three engraved rocks.
Periods RA: V, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/351cCoordinates: 125.5/963.8
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: IVA.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/351dCoordinates: 125.8/963.9
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/352Coordinates: 124.8/963.6
Description: Remains of agricultural terracing at the bottom of the wadi.
Periods MC: RBY.
Site typology: Terrace.
HK/353Coordinates: 124.8/963.4
Description: 2 Palaeolithic hut floors.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: PAL.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/354Coordinates: 124.7/963.3
Description: Palaeolithic hut floors and the remains of a large stone circle.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: PAL.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/355Coordinates: 124.6/963.1
Description: 2 hut floors.
Finds: Flint.
Periods MC: PAL.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/355bCoordinates: 125.2/962.9
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IVA, V.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/355cCoordinates: 125.2/962.8
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IVA, IVC, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/355dCoordinates: 125.1/962.7
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: IVC, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/356Coordinates: 124.6/963.4
Description: Remains of agricultural terracing and a small cave.
Periods MC: RBY.
Site typology: Cave, terrace.
HK/357Coordinates: 124.3/963.2
Description: 2 hut floors, a small rock shelter and another cave on the edge of the precipice.
Site typology: Campsite, cave, rock shelter.
HK/358Coordinates: 124.3/963.6
Description: Small cave.
Site typology: Cave.
HK/359Coordinates: 124.1/963.2
Description: Some caves on the ridges and on the edge of the precipice.
Site typology: Cave.
HK/361Coordinates: 123.4/968.6
Description: On the slope of a hill, several flint blades and nuclei of Upper Gravettian. The findings
were in drained soil and the original site was not found. The presence of cores indicate
a flint workshop.
Finds: Flint blades and cores (in total 340 among blades, flakes and cores).
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Flint workshop, station.
Bibliography: EA95, p. 13.
HK/362Coordinates: 125.7/965.8
Description: Along the edge of space facing south, a site with several dugout areas in the light
coloured ground. In each of the dugout areas is a small standing stone (1-15 cm x 2-4
cm wide).
Finds: "Aurignacian-like" flints.
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/363Coordinates: 123.7/968.4
Rock Art: 3 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/364 Coordinates: 123.9/968.4
Description: 2 orthostats on the top of a hill.
Site typology: Orthostat, shrine.
HK/365Coordinates: 126.7/968.4
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/365bCoordinates: 126.4/968.7
Description: On the slope under HK/106c, four rocks with engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Four engraved rocks. The engravings represent horsemen and ideograms.
Periods RA: IVA, IVC, VI, VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/366Coordinates: 123.4/965.3
Description: A cave with Bedouin remains.
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Cave.
HK/367 Coordinates: 123.8/965.1
Description: A cave with Bedouin remains.
Periods MC: ISL.
Site typology: Cave.
HK/368 Coordinates: 123.7/965.0
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV-C.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/369a Coordinates: 124.3/969.9
Description: Oval enclosure with an anthropomorphic orthostat and a tumulus on 1 side of the
wadi.
Finds: BAC flints.
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV-C.
Site typology: Anthropomorphic stone, enclosure, orthostat, rock art, tumulus.
HK/369bCoordinates: 124.3/969.8
Description: On the other side of the wadi 3 stone bases of oval structure.
Finds: BAC flints.
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV-C.
Site typology: Courtyard, rock art.
HK/370a-bCoordinates: 122.7/966.8
Description: A: 1 engraved rock. The rock was probably shaped in prehistoric times by hammering
off flakes. Same shade of patina as surface.
B: A small cave 40m further up. Entrance: 1x1m, approximately 10m long. At the end:
1.80 m large and ca. 1.50 m high.
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: I, IV-C, VI.
Site typology Cave, rock art.
Bibliography: EA96b.p.23.
HK/371Coordinates: 123.1/960.4
Description: Nomadic camp. 2 heaps of stone, likely to be later tombs.
Periods MC: BAC, ISL.
Site typology: Encampment, heaps of stone, tumuli.
HK/372Coordinates: 122.8/960.2
Description: Rock engravings on an isolated stone.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/373Coordinates: 120.6/961.2
Description: 2 stone circles of BAC period. The larger one, on top of the hill, was reused for an
Islamic tomb, for which a heap of stone was added.
On the slope of the hill standing stones with Iron Age II pottery.
Finds: Pottery of cooking ware type.
Periods MC: BAC, IA II.
Site typology: Heap of stones, orthostat, stone circles.
HK/374Coordinates: 120.7/961.6
Description: Bedouin cemetery.
Finds: Pottery.
Periods MC: Islamic.
Site typology: Heaps of stone.
HK/375Coordinates: 127.9/965.8
Description: Encampment with some small circular structures and engraved rocks.
Rock Art: 6 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: V.
Site typology: Encampment, rock art.
HK/376Coordinates: 123.6/968.4
Description: Rock engravings.
Rock Art: 1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: IV/A, IV/C, VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/377Coordinates: 123.6/968.6
Description: Geoglyph. 2 semi-circles.
Site typology: Geoglyph.
HK/378Coordinates: 126.4/966.5
Description: Cave.
Finds: RBY and Islamic pottery.
Periods MC: RBY, ISL.
HK/379Coordinates: 127.4/966.2
Description: Stone circle near some areas cleared of stones.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Site typology: Stone circle.
Bibliography:
HK/380Coordinates: 125.6/960.1
Description: 6 rounded and oval hut floors spread over an area of 70x50m. The largest floor has a
diameter of 6m and the smallest one 3m.
Finds: Flakes. Nucleus. Blades (probably UP).
Periods MC: UP.
Site typology: Campsite.
HK/381Coordinates: 129.7/960.5
Description: A group of enlongated heaps of stones likely to a be a Bedouin graveyard. The flint
implements have a light patina, which can be dated to Post-Palaeolithic periods. Above
the site, 60m to the west on on top of a hill, is a heap of stones.
Finds: Bladelets. Flints.
Periods MC: Post-PAL.
Site typology: Bedouin graveyard (?)
HK/382Coordinates: 120.7/962.2
Description: A plaza site. A circle of 6 structures. There is one heap of stones of 2x2.5m; one oval
of 4x3m; and 4 circular structures, two of which measure3x3m; another 2.30mx1.60m
and the final one is made of one smaller circle inside a larger one, measuring 2x2.5m
and 4x5m respectively. The diameter of the whole plaza site is approximately 30m.
Finds: Axe. Scraper.
Periods MC: Early BAC/Chalcolithic.
Site typology: Plaza.
HK/383Coordinates: 120.7/962.4
Description: 2 tumuli. One has a diameter of 5m, the other 3m. There are several smaller heaps of
stones present, likely to be tombs. Atypical flint flakes with a light patina. These are
likely to be Palaeolithic flakes reused in later times.
Finds: Early BAC, elongated blade; atypical flint flakes.
Periods MC: PAL. BAC.
Site typology: Tumuli.
HK/384Coordinates: 120.8/962.3
Description: 2 oval-shaped platforms, measuring 4x3m and 3x3.0m.
Finds: A few atypical flint flakes, probably early BAC.
Periods MC: early BAC.
Site typology: Platforms.
HK/385Coordinates: 121.3/962.4
Description: Alignments of stones marking the location of a nomadic camp, spread out in a row
displaying 9 to 10 units and measuring approximately 60m in length.
Finds: A fan scraper on tabular flint (BAC).
Periods MC: BAC.
Site typology: Encampment.
HK/386Coordinates: 120.4/966.3
Description: A cave about 5m deep with a partially natural, partially-built wall.
Finds: Hay. Wood. An axe from 18th or 19th century.
Site typology: Cave.
HK/387Coordinates: 120.35/968.9
Description: 6 tumuli.
Finds: Flint implements
LP, UP, and BAC.
Site typology: Tumuli.
HK/388aCoordinates: 128.4/967.8
Description: 8 main structures. The first is comprised of 3 circular heaps of stones with diameters of
5m; 4.5m; 2.5m. 50m to the west of these three is a fourth structure of a stone circle
which is partially filled with stones. 40m to the west of this fourth stucture is a similar
structure measuring 4 x 3.5m and shows remains of a well-built wall. Opposite are
remains with a diameter of 4m; and 40m further west of this there are two oval
structures of 4x3.5m and 2x1.5m. The last structure found was a paved platform with
associated structures surrounding it.
Finds: Post-paleaeolthic/pre-BAC; early Chalcolithic; atypical flints.
Site typology: Heaps and rows of stones, Platform.
HK/388bCoordinates: 127,460 / 967,920
Description: One engraved rock.
Finds: No material culture found.
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/388cCoordinates: 127,460 / 968,20
Description: Five tumuli aligned by the side of the wadi bed and rock art nearby.
Finds: Flints.
Periods MC: BAC.
Rock Art: Nine engraved rocks on the slope 40 m est of the tumuli.
Periods RA: IV-A, IV-C, V, VI, VII.
Site typology: Tumuli, rock art.
HK/388dCoordinates: 127,130 / 968,220
Description: A tumulus and a stone circle.
Finds: No material culture found.
Site typology: Tumulus.
HK/389Coordinates: 128.40/966.85
Description: Rock engravings.
Rock Art: 2 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: VI.
Site typology: Rock art.
HK/390Coordinates: 128.1/965.7
Description: Rock engravings.
Rock Art: Three main areas of engravings. The first is a single rock with an engraving from
period IV-C of 2 quadrupeds, probably dogs. The second area has 5 engraved rocks
mostly from IV-C; VI; and VII with a small heap of stones which is likely to be a
Beduoin tomb. The final area has 3 more engraved rocks and an anthropomorphic
orthostat.
Periods RA: IV-C; VI and VII.
Site typology: anthropmorphic orthostat, Beduoin (?) tomb, rock art.
HK/391Coordinates: 126.5/966.5
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: IVA.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/392Coordinates: 126.6/966.6
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: One engraved rock.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/393Coordinates: 126.6/966.7
Description: Rock engravings.
Finds: No material culture found.
Periods MC:
Rock Art: Two engraved rocks. A hammerstone still lies on the engraved surface.
Periods RA: VII.
Site typology: Rock art.
Bibliography:
HK/394a-bCoordinates: 122.9/967.5
Description: Small hamlet with the basement of 2 structures and several heaps of stones. Stone
circle.
Finds: Roman pottery belonging to the 1st century BCE (HK/394b).
Periods MC: RBY.
Site typology: Hamlet, stone circle.
HK/395Coordinates: 126.4/966.3
Description: Cave.
Finds: RBY Pottery.
Periods MC: RBY.
HK/398Coordinates: 123.7/967.7
Finds: Epipalaeolithic flints including bladelets.
Periods MC: EPI.
Site typology: Station.
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