Modi‘in, Nofim Neighborhood: Animal Bones

This report describes a very small collection of animal bones from a karstic cave and an unfinished cistern excavated in Nofim Neighborhood in Modi‘in. It appears to comprise domesticated animals in secondary or tertiary deposition. Many of the bones represent donkeys and dogs, and therefore cannot be considered food refuse.

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Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.70967/3078-8528.1030
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African history and culture analysis
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Modi‘in, Nofim Neighborhood: Animal Bones

Nimrod Marom
Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
African history and culture analysis
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Modi‘in, Nofim Neighborhood: Animal Bones

Nimrod Marom
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Abstract

This report describes a very small collection of animal bones from a karstic cave and an unfinished cistern excavated in Nofim Neighborhood in Modi‘in. It appears to comprise domesticated animals in secondary or tertiary deposition. Many of the bones represent donkeys and dogs, and therefore cannot be considered food refuse.

Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from IsraelVol. 1(1)
Department of Archaeology (LK)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
African history and culture analysis
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