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- adj. Of, or relating to a Mesolithic-era hunter-gatherer people in the Mediterranean area around Levant.
- n. Someone of, or pertaining to, the Natufian culture.
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“Perhaps a line can be traced from the Natufian women of Lebanon, or even as far back as the 24,000-year-old Venus ofWillendorf .”
“The burial of the woman...is unlike any burial found in the Natufian or the preceding Palaeolithic periods," Grosman's team wrote.”
“The Israeli team found the bones in a small cave in the lower Galilee region of present-day Israel that was a Natufian burial ground for a least 28 people.”
“It seems that the woman in the Natufian burial was perceived as being in a close relationship with these animal spirits.”
“It seems that the woman in the Natufian burial was perceived as being in a close relationship with these animal spirits," the authors write.”
“The 12,000-year-old grave 10,000 BCE dates back to the Natufian people who were the first society to adopt a sedentary lifestyle, Hebrew University of Jerusalem researcher Leore Grosman and colleagues said.”
“Natufian culture as a transition between hunting and gathering and the sedentary lifestyles of early farmers.”
“The earliest occupation of the site could be roughly compared with the Natufian occupation in the Levant.”
“Cauvin was struck by the finding that the transition from the Natufian to the Neolithic period was marked by two important changes.”
“The earliest occupation levels that Kathleen Kenyon identified at Jericho, at the end of her 1950s excavations, turned out to be the remains of Natufian settlers.”
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