A Microarchaeological Study of Combustion Features and Site Formation Processes at Shualim Rockshelter, an Upper Paleolithic Site, Central Negev Highlands, Israel
Elle Grono(Australian National University), David E. Friesem(California Maritime Academy), Roni Zuckerman‐Cooper(University of Haifa), Lotan Edeltin(Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), Mae Goder‐Goldberger(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Philip Bampton(University of Haifa), Gal Bermatov Paz(University of Haifa)
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