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Anna Belfer-Cohen - Archaeologist
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Anna Belfer-Cohen

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Anna Belfer-Cohen is an Israeli archaeologist specializing in prehistoric archaeology, particularly the later Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic periods of the Levant. Her research has addressed the Natufian culture, hunter-gatherer societies, early sedentism, burial practices, and the long transition toward agriculture. She has also worked on evidence concerning Neanderthals and early modern humans, making her scholarship relevant to researchers of human evolution and Southwest Asian prehistory.

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What period does Anna Belfer-Cohen study?

Anna Belfer-Cohen specializes in prehistoric archaeology, especially the later Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic periods of the Levant. Her work focuses on societies before and around the transition to farming.

What was the Natufian culture?

The Natufian culture was a prehistoric hunter-gatherer society of the Levant. Belfer-Cohen has studied its communities, burial practices, and movement toward more settled ways of life.

What topics has Anna Belfer-Cohen researched?

Her research includes hunter-gatherer societies, early sedentism, burial practices, and the Natufian culture. These topics help explain how people in the Levant changed their social and settlement patterns.

Where is Anna Belfer-Cohen based academically?

Anna Belfer-Cohen is an Israeli archaeologist whose work centers on the prehistoric Levant. Her research is especially associated with the later Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic periods.

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