Identifying construction technologies and environmental connections at the Iron Age IIA settlement of Kh. es-Suwweida, Israel: A microarchaeological study
Elle Grono(Australian National University), David E. Friesem(California Maritime Academy), Dafna Langgut(Tel Aviv University), Bärbel Morstadt(Ruhr University Bochum), Philip Bampton(University of Haifa), Meir Edrey(University of Haifa), Gal Bermatov Paz(University of Haifa), Roni Zuckerman‐Cooper(University of Haifa)
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