Rujm el-Hiri: The Monument in the LandscapeFootnote¹
1 Editor's note: The authors of this article are from two different disciplines. Michael Freikman is an archaeologist who specializes in megalithic architecture and Naomi Porat is a geologist with an expertise in Optically Stimulated Luminescence. While the article was written by both scholars, the excavations referred to were conducted by Michael Freikman.

Michael FreikmanThe Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Naomi PoratGeological Survey of Israel

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