Kibbutz Megiddo (al-Lajjun): The Faunal Remains

This report discusses a small bone assemblage retrieved from the Hellenistic–Mamluk strata at Kibbutz Megiddo (al-Lajjun). The assemblage is predominantly composed of livestock taxa, including sheep, goats, cattle and chickens. Notably, camel bones are present in almost all strata, with the exception of the Hellenistic period stratum. Pathological analysis of cattle foot bones suggests that these animals were also used as beasts of burden.

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Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
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2026-01-05
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https://doi.org/10.70967/3078-8528.1048
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Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Kibbutz Megiddo (al-Lajjun): The Faunal Remains

Guy Bar-Oz, Laila Abado
Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from Israel
Archaeology and Historical Studies
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Kibbutz Megiddo (al-Lajjun): The Faunal Remains

Guy Bar-Oz, Laila Abado
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Abstract

This report discusses a small bone assemblage retrieved from the Hellenistic–Mamluk strata at Kibbutz Megiddo (al-Lajjun). The assemblage is predominantly composed of livestock taxa, including sheep, goats, cattle and chickens. Notably, camel bones are present in almost all strata, with the exception of the Hellenistic period stratum. Pathological analysis of cattle foot bones suggests that these animals were also used as beasts of burden.

Qadum Journal of Excavation Reports from IsraelVol. 2(1)
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