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57 Cards in this Set
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Afghanistan
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Ali Kosh
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Arabian Sea
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Armenia
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Azerbaijan
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Bahrain
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Beidha
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Black Sea
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Caspian Sea
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Cyprus
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Egypt
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Ganj Dareh
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Palestine
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Georgia
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Gobleki Tepe
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Gulf of Aden
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Gulf of Oman
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Iran
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Iraq
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Israel
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Jerf al-Ahmar
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Jericho
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Jordan
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Kuwait
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Lebanon
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Mediterranean Sea
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Nemrik 9
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Oman
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Pakistan
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Persian/Arabian Gulf
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Qatar
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Red Sea
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Sudan
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Turkey
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Turkmenistan
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United Arab Emirates
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Yemen
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Ali Kosh Date
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7000 to 6000 BC
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Ali Kosh
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No wild goats, but there were domesticated goats. There was agriculture.
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Gobekli Tepe Date
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9000 BC
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Gobleki Tepe
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Great hunter-gatherer temple, predated sedentarism. Huge carved limestone blocks.
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Jericho Date
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9000-6000 BC
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Jericho
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A great wall and tower. They date to c. 8000 BC (8300-7300 BC), during the PPNA. There were skull caches there. It was considered an oasis by Childe. It was excavated by many, including Kenyon.
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Beidha Date
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7200-6500 BC
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Beidha
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Has evidence for overpopulation-driven agriculture.
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Jerf al-ahmar date
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9200-8700 BC
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Jerf al-ahmar
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Has the circular community building with skulls
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Ganj Dareh date
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10000-7500 BC
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Nemrik 9 date
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8000-6400 BC
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Nemrik 9
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Typical housing, hunting, especially near 6000 BC
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Jarmo date
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7000 BC
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Jarmo
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The first example of agriculture. Braidwood excavated it and came up with the optimal zone theory.
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PPNA
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9500-9000 BC
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PPNB
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8500-6500 BC
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PPNC
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6500-4500 BC
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Neolithic
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9500-4500 BC
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Ganj Dareh
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Evidence of the first goat domestication (7500 BC), there were wild goats there as well.
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