Bar-Oz Guy
October 15, 2007
Curriculum Vitae and List of Publications
I. Curriculum Vitae
1.
Personal Details
Name:
Bar-Oz Guy
Place and Date of Birth:
Tel-Aviv, Israel; October 21, 1967
Marital Status:
Married + 2 (October 2000; September 2004)
Citizenship and Identity Card Number: Israeli; 023078876
Permanent Address:
Bet-Oren 30044, Israel
Home Telephone Number: # 972-4-8307360
Office Address and Phone: Laboratory of Archaeozoology, Zinman Institute of
Archaeology, University of Haifa, Mount Carmel 31905,
Israel; # 972-4-8240070
Email Address:
guybar@research.haifa.ac.il
Laboratory web page:
http://arch.haifa.ac.il/labs.php?lab=lab3
Fax Number:
# 972-4-8249876
2.
Higher Education
1991-1994
B.Sc., Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel-Aviv University
1994-1998
B.A., Department of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures,
Tel-Aviv University
1994-1996
M.Sc., Ecology and Environmental Quality (Department of
Zoology), Tel-Aviv University (magna cum laude)
1997-2001
Ph.D., Faculty of Life Sciences, Tel-Aviv University
3.
Academic Ranks
1997-2001
Doctoral Fellow, Department of Zoology, Tel-Aviv University
2000-
Research Fellow, Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of Haifa
2001-2002
Post-doctoral Fellow, American School of Prehistoric Research,
Department of Anthropology, Peabody Museum, Harvard University,
Cambridge MA
November 2002 Lecturer, Department of Archaeology, University of Haifa
2003-
Head of Laboratory of Archaeozoology, University of Haifa
July 2003
Senior Lecturer, Department of Archaeology, University of Haifa
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4.
Active Participation in Scholarly Conferences
Conference
Archaeozoology of South-West Asia
and Adjacent areas (ASWA) III
8th meeting of the Israel Prehistoric
Society
33rd meeting of the Zoological
Society of Israel
Place and Date
Budapest, Hungary
August 1996
Tel-Aviv University
December 1996
National Conference of Graduate
Multidisciplinary Research
The Hebrew University
April 1998
8th International Council for
Archaeozoology (ICAZ)
10th meeting of the Israel Prehistoric
Society
Victoria BC, Canada
August 1998
Ben-Gurion University
December 1998
36th meeting of the Zoological
Society of Israel
Tel-Aviv University
December 1999
Archaeozoology of South-West Asia
and Adjacent areas (ASWA) IV
37th meeting of the Zoological
Society of Israel
12th meeting of the Israel Prehistoric
Society
Irbid, Jordan
April 2000
Ben-Gurion University
December 2000
The Hebrew University
December 2000
Paleoanthropology Society Meeting
Denver, Colorado
April 2002
Archaeozoology of South-West Asia
and Adjacent areas (ASWA) V
London, England
August 2002
9th International Council for
Archaeozoology (ICAZ)
Durham, England
August 2002
40th meeting of the Zoological
Society of Israel
Israel Antiquities Authority –
Excavations and Research in North
Israel III
Ben-Gurion University
December 2003
University of Haifa
January 2004
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Title of Presentation
Subsistence economy of the Geometric
Kebaran hunter-gatherers
Taphonomic analysis of the faunal remains
from Neve David
Faunal remains from Neve David, a
Geometric Kebaran hunter-gatherers site
Cultural and ecological changes at the end
of the Last Glacial period in the Northern
Sharon – Mount Carmel area
Neve David and the Epipalaeolithic faunal
sequence from Israel (with T. Dayan)
The Epipaleolithic faunal sequence in
Israel: a view from Neve David
Weasels (Mustela nivalis) from the
Hellenistic well at Shaar-Ha’hamakim
(with T. Dayan)
Taphonomy, subsistence economy, and
palaeoecology of the Kebaran hunter
gatherers of Hefzibah
After 20 years – A taphonomic reevaluation
of Nahal Hadera V (with T. Dayan)
Cultural and ecological changes at the end
of Last Glacial in the northern coastal plain
Taphonomic reevaluation of Nahal Hadera
V (with T. Dayan)
The latest Neanderthals of the southern
Caucasus: new dates and new data from
Ortvle Klde, the Georgian Republic (with
D. Adler)
The Epipalaeolithic faunal sequence in the
coastal plain of Israel (with T. Dayan)
Interpreting the fauna of the Late Bronze
Age, Ara burial cave, Israel: some
unconventional suggestions (with L.
Weissbrod)
Middle and Upper Paleolithic hunters of
the southwestern Caucasus: preliminary
results (with O. Bar-Yosef et al.)
Testing the use of multivariate inter-site
taphonomic comparisons: unraveling faunal
exploitation in the Levantine
Epipalaeolithic (with T. Dayan)
Seasonal exploitation of Capra Caucasica
during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic
of the southern Caucasus
The new laboratory of zooarchaeology at
the University of Haifa
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Conference
69th meeting of the Society for
American Archaeologists (SAA)
Place and Date
Montreal, Canada
April 2004
Paleoanthropology Society Meeting
16th meeting of the Israel Prehistoric
Society
The Hebrew University
December 2004
New Studies on Jerusalem 10
Bar-Ilan University
December 2004
Israel Antiquities Authority –
Excavations and Research in North
Israel IV
University of Haifa
February 2005
70th meeting of the Society for
American Archaeologists (SAA)
Salt Lake City
March 2005
25th meeting of the Department of
Archaeology and Israeli Studies
Bar-Ilan University
May 2005
New Studies on Jerusalem 11
Bar-Ilan University
March 2006
Paleoanthropology Society Meeting
San Juan, Puerto Rico
April 2006
71st meeting of the Society for
American Archaeologists (SAA)
34th meeting of the Israeli Ecological
and Environmental Sciences Society
Haifa Convention Center
June 2006
New Studies on Jerusalem 12
Bar-Ilan University
December 2006
27th meeting of the Department of
Archaeology and Israeli Studies
Bar-Ilan University
May 2007
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Title of Presentation
Organizing an international symposium:
"Ungulate Body-Part Representation and
Zooarchaeological Research: Addressing
Issues of Equifinality" (with N. Munro)
Multivariate inter-site taphonomic
comparisons: unraveling grease and
marrow processing in the Levantine
Epipalaeolithic (with N. Munro)
Seasonal exploitation of Capra Caucasica
during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic
of the southern Caucasus (with D. Adler)
Middle and Upper Palaeolithic hunting
practices in the southern Caucasus
Animal bone remains from the city dump of
Jerusalem in the Late Second Temple
Period (with R. Buchnik and R. Reich)
Noah's Ark: modern comparative collection
of skeletons of the animals of Israel
The 'Gazelle Project': an integrative
zooarchaeological approach to
reconstructing human-gazelle interactions
in the prehistoric southern Levant (with N.
Munro)
Animal bones from archaeological sites and
their significance for archaeological
research
More bones from the city dump of
Jerusalem from the Late Second Temple
period (with R. Buchnik and R. Reich)
Big and small game diversity trends in the
southern Levantine Epipalaeolithic:
increasing our resolution of the broad
spectrum revolution (with A. Stutz and N.
Munro)
Gazelle bone marrow yields and
Epipalaeolithic animal exploitation
strategies in the southern Levant (with N.
Munro)
Paleoecology of Misliya Cave, an Early
Middle Palaeolithic site in Mount Carmel
(with R. Yeshurun and M. weinstei-Evron)
The city-dump of Jerusalem in the Second
Temple Period: a quantitative study (with
R. Reich)
Faunal remains in the Late Second Temple
Period: the fauna from Jerusalem and
Burnat (with R. Buchnik and R. Reich)
Animal bones from archaeological sites as
a source for reconstructing Biblical
landscapes (with R. Buchnik)
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Conference
Place and Date
35th meeting of the Israeli Ecological
and Environmental Sciences Society
Weizmann Institute of
Science, June 2007
ICAZ Animal Palaeopathology
Working Group
Kaunas, Lithuania
September 2007
New Studies on Jerusalem 12
Bar-Ilan University
November 2007
19th meeting of the Israel Prehistoric
Society
Bar-Ilan University
December 2007
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Title of Presentation
Archaeology, ecological history and
conservation biology in Israel: Changes in
wild mammals abundance in past
landscapes (with E. Tsahar and I. Itzhaki)
Palaeopathological survey of livestock
mammals in Israel (with L. Sapir-Hen et al)
Jewish fingerprint on the animal bone
remains from the Late Temple city-dump of
Jerusalem (with R. Buchnik and R. Reich)
Changes in ungulate hunting patterns in the
Neolithic periods (with Nimrod Marom)
Digging in the museum: Middle and EpiPalaeolithic faunal remains from Olami's
survey of Mount Carmel (with Reuven
Yeshurun)
Colloquium Talks and Other Invited Addresses
Nature of talk
Department of Anthropology
graduate student seminar in
zooarchaeology
Place and Date
Harvard University
Cambridge, April 2001
Department of Anthropology
graduate student seminar
Harvard University
Cambridge, May 2002
Department of Anthropology
graduate student seminar in
zooarchaeology
Harvard University
Cambridge, November
2002
Department of Archaeology graduate
student seminar
The Hebrew University
June 2003
Invited lecture in “The making of
the Archaeological record”
Weizmann Institute of
Science, February 2004
Department of Biology graduate
student Seminar
Oranim, University of
Haifa, March 2004
Israel Antiquities Authority – annual
meeting of field archaeologists
Bar-Ilan University
February 2005
Department of Archaeology graduate
student Seminar
The Hebrew University,
April 2005
Department of Biblical Studies:
Nature and Landscape in Biblical
periods
Department of Archaeology and
Ancient Near Eastern Cultures
graduate student Seminar
Faculty of Science and Science
Education, annual researchers
meeting
Title of talk
The use of taphonomic tools to interpret
zooarchaeological remains
Cultural and ecological changes at the end
of the Last Glacial in the northern coastal
plain of Israel
The role of taphonomic research to
investigate subsistence behaviors and
depositional histories of archaeofaunal
assemblages
Epipalaeolithic subsistence strategies in the
Levant: a zooarchaeological perspective
Taphonomy – the study of burial
Seasonal exploitation of Capra Caucasica
during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic
of the southern Caucasus
The importance of animal bone remains
from archaeological sites
Gazelle bone fat processing in the
Levantine Epipalaeolithic
University of Haifa
December 2006
Animal bones from archaeological sites and
their use to reconstruct Biblical landscapes
Tel-Aviv University
December 2006
Neanderthal and Modern Human hunters of
Mount Carmel and the Caucasus
University of Haifa
December 2006
The comparative zoological collections of
the laboratory of archaeozoology at
University of Haifa
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Man and the Living World Museum,
study day on animal domestication
Agricultural Research Organization
department seminar
Department of Theology department
seminar
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Ramat-Gan
March 2007
Newe Y'aar Research
Center, April 2007
University of Mainz
Germany, May 2007
The significance of livestock animals to
human civilization
Evolution of human hunting in the
Palaeolithic of the southern Levant
The wisdom of animal bones for
reconstructing Biblical landscapes
Scholarships, Awards, Research Grants, etc
Scholarships
1996-1998
Ph.D. fellowship, Department of Zoology, Tel-Aviv University
1998-2001
Charles Clore Ph.D. scholarship on the basis of academic excellence
2001
Rothschild Post-Doctoral Fellowship
2001-2002
McCurdy Post-Doctoral Fellowship, American School of Prehistoric
Research, Peabody Museum, Harvard University
2003-2006
Alon Fellowship, Israeli Council for Higher Education
Awards
2004
Dusty and Ettie Miller fellowship for outstanding young scholars
2006; 2007
Award for excellence in teaching, University of Haifa
Grants
1997
1998
Research grant from the Irene Levi Sala CARE Archaeological
Foundation: “Taphonomy and subsistence economy of the Kebaran
hunters-gatherers of Nahal Hadera V” ($1,500)
Research grant from the Irene Levi Sala CARE Archaeological
Foundation: “Taphonomy, subsistence economy, and paleoecology of the
Geometric Kebaran hunters-gatherers of Hefzibah” ($3,000)
2001; 2002; 2003 Research grant from the Irene Levi Sala CARE Archaeological
Foundation for excavation at Misliya Cave, Mount Carmel (with M.
Weinstein-Evron) ($8,000, $8,000, $8,000)
2002; 2003; 2004 Research grant from the Leakey Foundation for excavation at Misliya
Cave, Mount Carmel (with M. Weinstein-Evron) ($10,000, $12,000,
$18,500)
2004
Research grant from the Israel Science Foundation (Principal Investigator,
CI: T. Dayan): “Exploitation and hunting patterns of mountain gazelle
and Persian fallow deer during the late Pleistocene and early Holocene of
the southern Levant” (three years grant; 128,000 NIS per annum)
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2004
Research grant from the Israel Science Foundation for establishing a
laboratory for a new faculty member ($62,000)
2005
Research grant from the Irene Levi Sala CARE Archaeological
Foundation: “Taphonomy and Subsistence Economy of the Kebaran
Hunters of En-Gev I” ($3,500)
2005
Research grant from the National Geographic Society (with R. Reich):
"Animal bone remains from the city dump of Jerusalem: reconstructing
aspects of urban life in the Late Second Temple Period" ($19,560)
2006
Research grant from the Israel Science Foundation (Principal Investigator:
T. Dayan): "Bones, ancient populations and site formation processes: a
case study from Dor, a coastal Levantine Tel" (three years grant, 225,000
NIS per annum)
2007
Research grant from the Israel Science Foundation (Principal Investigator:
R. Reich): "New insights on Jerusalem in the late 9th (or early 8th) century
BCE, provided by a rare discovery of clay bullae and fish bones" (two
year grant, 921,000 NIS per annum)
2007
Research grant to the National Geographic Society (with Dani Nadel):
"The Negev and Arava (southern Levant) Desert Kites: a multidisciplinary study of past large-scale game traps ($20,021)
Submitted grants
2007
Submitted research grant to the German Israel Foundation (with W.
Zwickel, University of Mainz): "Animal bones and cultural identity:
archaeological trends in livestock management and butchery practices in
the southern Levant (€222,648, submitted in October 2007).
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Membership in Professional Societies
Society for Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI)
The Israel Prehistoric Society (member of the organizing committee for the
1996 and 2005 meetings)
The Israel Union for Environmental Defense (Adam Teva V’din)
The Zoological Society of Israel
International Council for Archaeozoology (ICAZ)
Society for Archaeological Sciences (SAS)
Israel Society of Ecology
Membership in Committees
2005200520062006-
Research committee, Faculty of Humanities, University of Haifa
Teaching committee, Department of Archaeology, University of Haifa
Elected Member of International Committee of the International Council of
Archaeozoology (ICAZ)
Steering committee for the renewal of Steklis Museum of Prehistory
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Research Students Supervised by Candidate
Doctoral students
2004Ram Bouchnick (Co-advisor: R. Reich)
"Meat consumption in Israel during the Late Second Temple Period"
University of Haifa
2005-
Irina Eisenstat (Co-advisor: I. Magen)
"Animal bones from the Samaritan Temple of Mount Grizim"
University of Haifa
2006-
Lidar Sapir (Co-advisor: T. Dayan)
"Faunal remains from a complex Tel site: Tel Dor as a case study"
Tel-Aviv University
2006-
Reuven Yeshurun (Co-advisor: M. Evron)
"The zooarchaeology of Natufian el-Wad Terrace and Raqefet Cave, Mount
Carmel: taphonomic and diachronic inter and intra-site comparisons"
University of Haifa
2006-
Nimrod Marom
"Under the lee of the Neolithic revolution: an analysis of the faunal remains
from the Yarmoukian village of Sha'ar Hagolan, Jordan Valley, Israel"
University of Haifa
Master students
2003-2005 Lidar Sapir (Co-advisor: T. Dayan)
"The faunal remains from Motza: palaeoeconomical and palaeoecological
implications of an early farming society"
Tel-Aviv University
2003-2005 Noa Raban-Gerstel (Co-advisor: A. Gilboa)
"The faunal remains from Tel-Dor: harbor city in the Iron Age"
University of Haifa
2003-2006 Reuven Yeshurun (Co-advisor: M. Evron)
"Mousterian faunal remains from Misliya Cave, Mount Carmel:
taphonomy, paleoeconomy and paleoecology"
University of Haifa
2004-2006 Nimrod Marom
"A taphonomic study of the faunal remains from the Kebaran site of EnGev I, Jordan Valley, Israel"
University of Haifa
2005-
Roee Shafir
"Determining dog types from the Persian period in Israel"
University of Haifa
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Master students cont.
2005David Hadash
"Use of archaeological eggshell fragments to estimate poultry age"
University of Haifa
2006-
Nouha Aga-Saiid (Co-advisor: D. Nadel)
"Diachronic taphonomic and zooarchaeological study of the faunal remains
from the Neolithic site of Tel-Roim-West"
University of Haifa
2006-
Karin Tamar (Co-advisor: T. Dayan)
"Ancient Economies and cultural identity: The faunal remains from Tel
Bet-Shemesh"
Tel-Aviv University
2007-
Yosef Hijazi
"Early Muslim butchering and culling practices in the southern Levant:
zooarchaeological analysis of the Omay-Abassian bone deposits from
Mishmar David"
University of Haifa
2007-
Ranin Noufi (Co-advisor: A. Kloner)
"Inscribed astragali from the Hellenistic site of Maresha and their possible
use as game tools"
University of Haifa
2007-
Anuar Zidane (Co-advisor: A. Gilboa)
"Animal bones and the emergence of urban society in the Early Bronze Age
of the southern Levant"
University of Haifa
2007-
Laila Abado (Co-advisor: Y. Tepper)
"Animal bones from the village of Megiddo: a glimpse to multi-ethnic
cosmopolitan village on the onset of Christianity"
University of Haifa
2007-
Iris Thomson (Co-advisor: Wolfgang Zwickel)
"Zooarchaeology of Middle-Late Bronze Age at Tel-Kinrot, Sea of Galilee"
University of Mainz (Germany)
2007-
Tamar Orr-Gat (Co-advisor: D. Nadel)
"The Negev and Arava Desert-Kites: ecological landscape reconstruction of
past large scale game traps"
University of Haifa
Post-doc
2006
Ella Tsahar (with I. Izhaki)
"The ecological history of domestic livestock management in the southern
Levant and its impact on Mediterranean landscape"
University of Haifa
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Teaching
Courses taught in recent years
Title
Introduction to Zooarchaeology
Field course on prehistoric sites in
Galilee and Hula Basin (with D.
Kaufman)
Human and Other Animals –
Introduction to Animal
Domestication
Hunter-Gatherers: Economical and
Ecological Implications
Selected readings in zooarchaeology
Organizer of the department seminar
Field course on prehistoric sites in
the Carmel and Coastal Plain (with
M. Evron and D. Kaufman)
Food and Culture
Epipalaeolithic Hunters of the
Levant
Primatology, Human Evolution and
Anatomy of the Human Skeleton
Animals of Bible Lands
Cultural Landscape and Prehistory of
Mount Carmel (with M. Evron)
Introduction to Taphonomy
Hunting in the Paleolithic (with D.
Kaufman)
Evolution of Human Hunting
Hunters, Herders and Farmers:
Archaeological and Ethnographical
Perspectives
Food and Human Evolution
The Walking Larder: Introduction to
Animal Domestication
Invited lectures: Collection and
Curation of Modern and
Archaeological Animal Bones
Year
2002; 2004;
2006
2003; 2007
Level
B.A.
2003; 2005-
B.A.
2003
M.A.
seminar
M.A.
seminar
2003; 2007
Department of Archaeology,
University of Haifa
2003-2006
2004
B.A.
20052005
B.A.
B.A.
2005
M.A
20062006
B.A.
M.A
seminar
M.A
B.A.
seminar
B.A.
seminar
M.A
seminar
2006
2007
2007
2007
The Ofakim honors program,
University of Haifa
Department of Museology,
University of Haifa
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B.A.
2006
2007
B.A.
2005, 2007
M.A
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II. PUBLICATIONS
* Publications since appointment for Senior Lecturer
A.
Ph.D. DISSERTATION
Title: Cultural and Ecological Changes at the End of Last Glacial in the Central
Coastal Plain of Israel.
Hebrew; 105 pages; June 2001
Thesis publication – see B1
B.
BOOKS
1. Bar-Oz, G. 2004. Epipalaeolithic Subsistence Strategies in the Levant: A
Zooarchaeological Perspective. Boston: The American School of Prehistoric
Research (ASPR) Monograph Series, Brill Academic Publishers Inc., 156 pages.
*2. Munro, N. D. and Bar-Oz, G. 2004. (Editors) Debating Issues of Equifinality in
Ungulate Skeletal Part Studies. Special volume of Journal of Taphonomy, 246
pages.
C.
ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS
PUBLISHED
1. Bar-Oz, G., Dayan, T. and Kaufman, D. 1999. The Epipaleolithic faunal sequence in
Israel: a view from Neve-David. Journal of Archaeological Science, 26: 67-82.
2. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2000. Comment on “Small game use, the broad spectrum
revolution, and Paleolithic demography”. Current Anthropology, 41: 59-60.
3. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2001. Weasels from the Hellenistic period of Israel. Israel
Journal of Zoology, 47: 271-273.
4. Bar-Oz, G. 2001. An inscribed astragalus with dedication to Hermes. Near Eastern
Archaeology, 64: 211-213.
5. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2002. “After twenty years”: a taphonomic reevaluation of
Nahal Hadera V, an Epipalaeolithic site on the Israeli coastal plain. Journal of
Archaeological Science, 29: 145-156.
6. Bar-Oz, G., Adler, D. S., Meshveliani, T., Tushabramishvili, N., Belfer-Cohen, A.
and Bar-Yosef, O. 2002. Middle and Upper Palaeolithic Foragers of the Southwest
Caucasus: New Faunal Evidence from Western Georgia. Archaeology, Ethnology &
Anthropology of Eurasia 4: 45-52.
7. Weinstein-Evron, M., Bar-Oz, G., Zaidner, Y., Tsatskin, A., Druck, D., Porat, N. And
Hershkovitz, I. 2003. Introducing Misliya cave, Mount Carmel, Israel: a new
continuous Lower/Middle Paleolithic sequence in the Levant. Journal of Eurasian
Prehistory, 1: 31-55.
8. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2003. Testing the use of multivariate intersite taphonomic
comparisons: the faunal analysis of Hefziabh in its Epipalaeolithic cultural context.
Journal of Archaeological Science, 30: 885-900.
9. Bar-Oz, G., Dayan, T., Kaufman, D. and Weinstein-Evron, M. 2004. The Natufian
economy at el-Wad Terrace with special reference to gazelle exploitation patterns.
Journal of Archaeological Science, 31: 217-231.
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*10. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2004. Comment on “Zooarchaeological measures of
hunting pressure and occupation intensity in the Natufian”. Current Anthropology,
45: S22-23.
*11. Munro, N. D. and Bar-Oz, G. 2004. Debating issues of equifinality in ungulate
body part studies. Journal of Taphonomy, 2: 1-13.
*12. Bar-Oz, G. and Munro, N. D. 2004. Beyond cautionary tales: a multidimensional
taphonomic approach for identifying subpatterns in ungulate body-part data.
Journal of Taphonomy, 2: 201-220.
*13. Munro, N. D. and Bar-Oz, G. 2005. Gazelle bone fat processing in the Levantine
Epipalaelithic. Journal of Archaeological Science, 32: 223-239.
*14. Bar-Oz, G. and Adler, D. S. 2005. Taphonomic history of the Middle and Upper
Palaeolithic faunal assemblage from Ortvale Klde, Georgian Republic. Journal of
Taphonomy, 3: 185-211.
*15. Lengyel, Gy., Nadel, D., Tsatskin. A., Bar-Oz, G., Bar-Yosef Mayer, D. E., Be'eri,
R. and Hershkovitz, I. 2005. Back to Rakefet Cave, Mount Carmel, Israel. Journal
of the Israel Prehistoric Society, 35: 245-70.
*16. Adler, D. S., Bar-Oz, G., Belfer-Cohen, A. and Bar-Yosef, O. 2006. Ahead of the
game: Middle and Upper Palaeolithic hunting behaviors in the southern Caucasus.
Current Anthropology, 47: 89-118.
*17. Bar-Oz, G. and Weinstein-Evron, M. 2006. Comment on “What's a mother to do?
A hypothesis about the division of labor among Neandertals and Modern Humans
in Eurasia”. Current Anthropology, 47: 963-964.
*18. Marom, N., Bar-Oz, G. and Munger, S. 2006. An incised scapula and its possible
use as part of a lute. Near Eastern Archaeology, 69: 49-52.
*19. Bar-Oz, G. and Munro, N. D. 2007. Gazelle bone marrow yields and
Epipalaeolithic carcass exploitation strategies in the southern Levant. Journal of
Archaeological Science, 34: 946-956.
*20. Delfino, M., Bar-Oz, G. and Weissbrod, L. 2007. Recent shrinkage of the range of
the Eastern spadefoot toad, Pelobates syriacus (Amphibia: Anuran): Archaeological
evidence from the Bronze Age Israel. Zoology in the Middle East, 40: 45-52.
*21. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2007. Focus: On the use of petrous bone for estimating
cranial abundance in fossil assemblages. Journal of Archaeological Science, 34:
1356-1360.
*22. Bar-Oz, G., Bouchnick, R., Weiss, E., Weissbrod, L., Lernau, O., Bar-Yosef
Mayer, D. E. and Reich, R. 2007. "Holy Garbage": a quantitative study of the citydump of Early Roman period Jerusalem. LEVANT, 39: 1-12.
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION
*23. Bar-Oz, G., Belfer-Cohen, A., Mesheviliani, T., Jakeli, N. and Bar-Yosef, O. 2007.
Taphonomy and zooarchaeology of the Upper Palaeolithic cave of Dzudzuana,
Republic of Georgia. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology, in press, available
online 01 August 2007.
*24. Marom, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. "Measure for measure": taphonomic
reconsideration of the Kebaran site of Ein Gev I, Israel. Journal of Archaeological
Science, in press, available online 23 April 2007.
*25. Yeshurun, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Weinstein-Evron, M. 2007. Modern hunting
behavior in the Early Middle Paleolithic: faunal remains from Misliya Cave, Mount
Carmel, Israel. Journal of Human Evolution, in press, available online 05 August
2007.
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*26. Weinstein-Evron, M., Kaufman, D., Bachrach, N., Bar-Oz, G., Bar-Yosef Mayer,
D. E., Chaim, S., Druck, D., Groman-Yaroslavski, I., Hershkovitz, I., Liber, N.,
Rosenberg, D., Tsatskin, A. and Weissbrod, L. 2007. After 70 years: new
excavations at the el-Wad Terrace, Mount Carmel, Israel. Journal of the Israel
Prehistoric Society, in press.
*27. Raban-Gerstel, N., Bar-Oz, G., Zohar, I., Sharon, I. and Gilboa, A. 2008. Early Iron
Age Dor (Israel): a faunal perspective. Bulletin of American Schools of Oriental
Research, in press.
*28. Bar-Oz, G., Raban-Gerstel, N. and Tepper, Y. 2008. Bone and horn industry in
Late Ottoman Nazareth: the evidence from Shihab-A'Din. Atiqot, in press.
*29. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2008. Butcher's waste: zooarchaeological
analysis of a Crusader/Ayyubid bone deposits in Jerusalem St., Safed. Atiqot, in
press.
*30. Meshveliani, T., Bar-Oz, G., Bar-Yosef, O., Belfer-Cohen, A., Boaretto, E., Jakeli,
N., Koridze, I. and Matskevich, Z. 2008. Mesolithic hunters at Kotias Klde, western
Georgia, preliminary results. Paléorient, in press.
*31. Yeshurun, R. and Bar-Oz, G. 2008. Digging in the museum: Middle Palaeolithic
and Epipalaeolithic faunal remains from Olami's prehistoric survey of Mount
Carmel. Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society, in press.
*32. Yeshurun, R., Marom, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2008. Differential fragmentation of
different ungulate body-size: a comparison of gazelle and fallow deer bone
fragmentation in Levantine prehistoric assemblages. Journal of Taphonomy, in
press.
*33. Weissbrod, L. and Bar-Oz, G. 2008. Zooarchaeology in small scale: the importance
of small mammal remains to archaeological research in Israel. Qadmoniyot (in
Hebrew), in press.
SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION
*34. Bar-Oz, G., Belfer-Cohen., Mehsveliani, T., Jakeli, N., Matskevich, Z. and BarYosef, O. Bear in mind: bear hunting in the Mesolithic of the southern Caucasus.
Antiquity. Accepted, pending upon minor revision.
*35. Stutz, A. J., Munro, N. D. and Bar-Oz, G. Increasing the resolution of the broad
spectrum revolution in the Southern Levantine Epipalaeolithic (19-12 ka).
Submitted to Quarterly Science Reviews (27 September 2007).
*36. Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Khalaily, H. and Dayan, T. The last of the gazelle
hunters in the southern Levant: Gazelle exploitation in the early Neolithic site of
Motza, Israel. Submitted to Journal of Archaeological Science (07 October 2007).
*37. Sapir-Hen, L., Bar-Oz, G., Dayan, T., Marom, N. and Raban-Gerstel, N.
Palaeopathological survey of livestock mammals in Israel. Submitted to Veterinary,
Medicine and Zootechnics.
*38. Nadel, D., Lengyel, G., Bocquentin, F., Tsatskin, A., Rosenberg, D., Yeshurun, R.,
Bar-Oz, G., Bar-Yosef Mayer, .D. E., Beeri, R., Conyers, L., Filin, S., Hershkovitz,
I. and Kurzawska, A. Raqefet Cave: a preliminary report on the 2006 Excavation
Season. Journal of the Israel Prehistoric Society.
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ARTICLES OR CHAPTERS IN BOOKS WHICH ARE NOT
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED
1. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2002. On the use of the petrosum bone to detect
taphonomic destruction in fossil assemblages. In (M. De Renzi, M. V. P. Alonso,
M. Belinchon, E. Penalve, P. Montoya, A. Marquez-Aliaga, Eds.), Current Topics
on Taphonomy and Fossilization. Valencia: Ajuntament de Valencia, pp. 453-456.
2. Weissbrod, L. and Bar-Oz, G. 2004. Caprines and toads: taphonomic patterning of
animal offering practices in a Late Bronze Age burial assemblage. In (S.J. O’Day,
W. Van-Meer, A. Ervynck, Eds.) Behavior behind Bones: the Zooarchaeology of
Religion, Ritual, Status and Identity. Oxford: Oxbow Books, pp. 20-24.
3. Bar-Oz, G., Adler, D. S., Vekua, A., Meshveliani, T., Tushabramishvili, N., BelferCohen, A. and Bar-Yosef, O. 2004. Faunal exploitation patterns along the southern
slopes of the Caucasus during the Late Middle and Early Upper Palaeolithic. In (M.
Mondini, S. Munoz, S. Wickler, Eds.) Colonization, Migration, and Marginal
Areas: A Zooarchaeological Approach. Oxford: Oxbow Books, pp. 46-54.
4. Bar-Oz, G., Weinstein-Evron, M., Livne, P. and Zaidner, Y. 2005. Fragments of
information: preliminary taphonomic results from excavation at the breccia layers of
Misliya Cave, Mount Carmel, Israel. In (T. O’Connor, Ed.) Biosphere to Litosphere:
New Studies in Vertebrate Taphonomy. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 126-134.
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION
5. Bar-Oz, G. n.d. Faunal remains from the Roman-Hellenistic fortress of Sha’arHa’amakim. In (A. Segal, Ed.) Sha’ar-Ha’amakim. Oxford: British Archaeological
Reports, in press.
6. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. n.d. Subsistence activities, food transport, and hunting
strategies in Nahal Hadera V. In (A. Gopher, R. Barkai, Eds.) Nahal Hadera V.
Cambridge: Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Harvard University,
in press.
*7. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Zooarchaeological analysis of the faunal
remains. In (Y. Gadot, A. Yasur-Landau, Eds.) Fort and Village in the Hula Valley:
Excavations at Qiriat Shemona (South). Tel-Aviv: Salvage Excavation Reports,
Vol. 5, in press.
*8. Bar-Oz, G. and Weissbrod, L. 2007. The large animal remains. In (Y. Gadot, E.
Yannai, Eds.) Late Bronze Ara Burial Cave. Tel-Aviv: Salvage Excavation Reports,
Vol. 6, in press.
*9. Weissbrod, L. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Microvertebrate remains. In (Y. Gadot, E.
Yannai, Eds.) Late Bronze Ara Burial Cave. Tel-Aviv: Salvage Excavation Reports,
Vol. 6, in press.
*10. Adler, D. S. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Seasonal patterns of prey acquisition and
competition during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic of the southern Caucasus. In
(J. J. Hublin, M. P. Richards, Eds.) The Evolution of Hominids Diet: Integrating
Approaches to the Study of Palaeolithic Subsistence. Dordrecht: Springer, in press.
SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION
*11. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2007. Zooarchaeological analysis of the faunal
remains (1998-1999 excavation seasons). In (S. Münger, J. Pakkala, J. Zangenberg,
Eds.) Kinneret II: Intermediate Report on the 2003-2005 Seasons and Special
Studies. Abhandlungen des Deutschen Palästinavereins. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz.
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*12. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Mamluk site of Nazareth Mary's Well. In (Y. Alexander)
Excavations at Mary's Well, Nazareth 1997 – 1998. Jerusalem: Israel Antiquity
Authority Reports.
E.
ARTICLES IN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
PUBLISHED
1. Bar-Oz, G., Dayan, T. and Kaufman, D. 1998. Taphonomic analysis of the faunal
remains from Neve David. In (H. Buitenhuis, L. Bartosiewicz, A. M. Choyke, Eds.)
Archaeozoology of the Near East III. Groningen: Groningen Institute for
archaeology, pp. 72-79.
2. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2002. Taphonomic analysis of the faunal remains from
Nahal Hadera V. In (H. Buitenhuis, A. H. Al-Shiyab, M. Mashkour, A. Choyke,
Eds.) Archaeozoology of the Near East V. Groningen: Groningen Institute for
archaeology, pp. 40-47.
*3. Bouchnick, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Reich, R. 2004. Animal remains from the city dump
of Jerusalem in the late Second Temple period. In (E. Baruch, A. Faust, Eds.) New
Studies on Jerusalem, 11. Ramat-Gan: University of Bar-Ilan, pp. 71-80 (Hebrew,
English abstract on p. 50*).
*4. Bar-Oz, G. 2005. Collecting bones from archaeological excavations: a guide for the
archaeologist. In (O. Ackermann, A. Faust, A. Maeir, Eds.) Archaeology and
Environment. Ramat-Gan: University of Bar-Ilan, pp. 63-66 (Hebrew).
*5. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2005. Zooarchaeological diversity and Palaeoecological
reconstruction of the Epipalaeolithic faunal sequence in the northern Coastal Plain
and the slopes of Mount Carmel, Israel. In (H. Buitenhuis, A. M. Choyke, L. Martin,
L. Bartosiewicz, M. Mashkour, Eds.) Archaeozoology of the Near East VI.
Groningen: Groningen Institute for archaeology, pp. 50-60.
*6. Bouchnick, R., Bar-Oz, G., Shukron, E. and Reich, R. 2005. More bones from the
city dump of Jerusalem from the late Second Temple period. In (E. Baruch, A.
Faust, Z. Greenhut, Eds.) New Studies on Jerusalem, 11. Ramat-Gan: University of
Bar-Ilan, pp. 175-185 (Hebrew, English abstract on pp. 40-41*).
*7. Reich, R. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. The city dump of Jerusalem in the Second Temple
Period: a quantitative study. In (E. Baruch, A. Faust, Eds.) New Studies on
Jerusalem, 12. Ramat-Gan: University of Bar-Ilan, pp. 83-98 (Hebrew, English
abstract on pp. 14-15*).
*8. Weiss, E., Bouchnick, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Reich, R. 2006. Garbage near the Temple:
some thoughts on the location of Jerusalem Second Temple period city-dump. In (E.
Baruch, A. Faust, Eds.) New Studies on Jerusalem, 12. Ramat-Gan: University of
Bar-Ilan, pp. 98-108 (Hebrew, English abstract on p. 16*).
*9. Bouchnick, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Reich, R. 2006. Faunal remains from the Late Second
Temple period: a view from the village of Burnat and Jerusalem city-dump
assemblages. In (E. Baruch, A. Faust, Eds.) New Studies on Jerusalem, 12. RamatGan: University of Bar-Ilan, pp. 109-122 (Hebrew, English abstract on p. 15*).
ACCEPTED FOR PUBLICATION
*10. Bouchnick, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Reich, R. 2007. Jewish fingerprint on animal bone
remains from Late Temple city-dump of Jerusalem. New Studies on Jerusalem, 13.
Ramat-Gan: University of Bar-Ilan (in Hebrew), in press.
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OTHER SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS
ARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORTS
1. Zackheim, O. and Bar-Oz, G. 1999. Hefzibah – excavation report. Hadashot
Arkheologiyot – Excavations and surveys in Israel, 109: 45-46.
*2. Adler, D. S., Bar-Oz, G., Vekua, A. and Tushabramashvili, N. 2004. Paleolithic
hunting practices. Caucasus Environment 2: 52-55.
*3. Ronen, A., Bar-Oz, G. and Nadel, D. 2006. Burgata-Eli, a multi phase Neolihtic site
in the eastern Sharon palin, Israel. Neo-Lithics, 2: 23-26.
ZOOARCHAEOLOGICAL REPORTS
*1. Bar-Oz, G. 2004. The faunal remains from Early Roman Pool Cave. Unpublished
report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*2. Bouchnick, R. and Bar-Oz, G. 2004. Faunal remains from Late Bronze Aphek.
Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*3. Bouchnick, R. and Bar-Oz, G. 2004. Faunal remains from Roman-Hellenistic Akko.
Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*4. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2005. Faunal remains from Early Iron Bizat aShaab. In (Adam Zertal) The Manasseh Hill Country Survey, Volume 4. Haifa:
Ministry of Defense and University of Haifa Press, pp. 762-64.
*5. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2005. Faunal Remains from Chalcolithic and
Early Bronze (IB) Lod (Beitar St). Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority
Archives.
*7. Shoam, I. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2005. Faunal remains from Hellenistic
Rassem. Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*8. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2005. Faunal remains from the Chalcolithic IronEast. Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*9. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from Iron Age City of David Visitor Center 2005. Unpublished report,
Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*10. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Crusader garbage pit of Akko-Amal. Unpublished report, Israel
Antiquities Authority Archives.
*11. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Mamluk site of Safed – El Wata Square. Unpublished report,
Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*12. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Early Hellenistic site at Ramle – Nesher North. Unpublished
report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*13. Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Early Byzantine and Ottoman site of Beth-Shean 3537/0.
Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*14. Bouchnick, R. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Early Roman site of Bournat. Unpublished report, Israel
Antiquities Authority Archives.
*15. Sapir-Hen, L. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Bronze Age and Persian site of Tel-Megadim. Unpublished
report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
*16. Yeshurun, R. and Bar-Oz, G. Large Mammal Remains from the 2005 Excavation
at Rantis Cave. Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities Authority Archives.
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*17. Bar-Oz, G. and Raban-Gerstel, N. 2007. Archaeozoological analysis of the faunal
remains from the Hellenistic site of Meresha. Unpublished report, Israel Antiquities
Authority Archives.
*18. Hadash, D., Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Archaeozoological analysis
of the faunal remains from the Byzantine site of Zipori
ABSTRACTS
1. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 1997. Faunal remains from Neve David, a Geometric
Kebaran hunter gatherers site. Israel Journal of Zoology, 43: 95.
2. Bar-Oz, G., Segal, A. and Dayan, T. 2000. Weasels (Mustela nivalis) from the
Hellenistic well at Shaar-Ha’hamakim. Israel Journal of Zoology, 46: 157.
3. Bar-Oz, G., Zackheim, O. and Dayan, T. 2000. Taphonomy, subsistence economy,
and palaeoecology of the Kebaran hunter-gatherers of Hefzibah. Israel Journal of
Zoology, 46: 157-58.
4. Bar-Oz, G. and Dayan, T. 2001. Cultural and ecological changes at the end of Last
Glacial in the northern coastal plain. Israel Journal of Zoology, 47: 175-176.
5. Adler, D. S., Tushabramishvili, N. and Bar-Oz, G. 2002. The latest Neandetals of the
southern Caucasus: new dates and new data from Ortvale Klde, the Georgian
Republic. Journal of Human Evolution, 42: A2.
*6. Bar-Oz, G. and Adler, D. S. 2004. The seasonal exploitation of Capra Caucasica
during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic of the Southern Caucasus. Israel Journal
of Zoology, 05: 101.
*7. Bar-Oz, G. and Munro, N. D. 2004. The taphonomist's corner: body part
representation in zooarchaeology. Journal of Taphonomy, 2: 249-50.
*8. Adler, D. S., Bar-Oz, G., Belfer-Cohen, A. and Bar-Yosef, O. 2004. The seasonal
exploitation of Capra Caucasica during the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic of the
Southern Caucasus. Paleoanthropology, A65.
*9. Stutz, A. J., Munro, N. D. and Bar-Oz, G. 2006. Big and small game diversity trends
in the southern Levantine Epipalaeolithic: increasing our resolution of the broad
spectrum revolution. Paleoanthropology, A104.
*10. Sapir, L., Bar-Oz, G., Khalaily, H. and Dayan, T. 2006. Faunal remains from the
Early Pre-Pottery Neolithic Site of Motza – gazelle hunting and exploitation
patterns. Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution, 52: 79.
*11. Yeshurun, R., Bar-Oz, G. and Weinstein-Evron, M. 2006. The palaeoecology of
Misliya Cave, an Early Middle Palaeolithic site in Mount Carmel. Israel Journal of
Ecology and Evolution, 52: 202-203.
*12. Tsahar, E., Izhaki, I. and Bar-Oz, G. 2007. Archaeology, historical ecology and
wildlife management in Israel: spatial and temporal changes in past species
abundance. Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution, in press.
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6.
RESEARCH PLANS
Animal Bones and Cultural Identity: Archaeological Trends in Livestock
Management and Butchery Practices in the Southern Levant; planned grant
application to German Israel Foundation (GIF; with Wolfgang Zwickle of
University of Mainz, will be submitted in October 2007).
Organizing an international symposium on the significance of Zooarchaeological
data for the Study of Trade, Social Status, and Ethnicity (with Wolfgang Zwickle of
University of Mainz).
Analyzing faunal bone assemblages from additional Middle Palaeolithic and Upper
Palaeolithic sites from the southern Caucasus, Republic of Georgia (with Ofer BarYosef of Harvard University and Anna Belfer-Cohen of the Hebrew University) and
Armenia (with Dan Adler of University of Connecticut and Ron Pinhasi of
Roehampton University).
The Gazelle Project: The Impact of Human Hunting on Mountain Gazelle (Gazella
gazella) Populations at the Pleistocene/Holocene Boundary in the Southern Levant,
collaborative research effort with Natalie Munro of University of Connecticut.
Noah's Ark Project and the Reference Collection at the Department of Archaeology,
University of Haifa. The collection maintains an expanding sample of vertebrate
specimens including mammal, bird, reptile, and amphibian species from Israel.
Domestic species are well represented and include a variety of specimens of both
sexes and different ages. We already hold more than 150 specimens, including
articulated skeletons of different animals. The reference collection is used for
archaeological and zoological research and aims to serve a wide array of educational
purposes for broad audiences. Among this we are currently preparing an exhibition
of the large mammals of Israel to Stekelis Museum of Prehistory
Establishing the Archaeozoological digitized database of Israel in GIS format (with
Ella Tsachar). This database enables to track faunal changes through time and space
and highlight domestic and wild faunal turnovers.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
2000, 2003-2007
Study days on the prehistory of the Carmel for natural history
teachers, Nahal Ha’mearot Nature Reserve
2003-2007
Contributed lectures on animal domestication to field school
teachers of the Society for Protection of Nature in Israel, Tel-Aviv
University
2006-2007
Study day on the prehistory of Israel to field guides Israel School
of Tourism, University of Haifa
2007
Contributed lecture on animal domestication to natural history
teachers, Man and the Living World Museum
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ARTICLES, BOOKS OR OTHER WORKS SUBMITTED FOR
PUBLICATION
ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS
*39. Munro, N. D., Bar-Oz, G. and Stutz, A. J. Gazelle teeth wear and eruption analysis.
Journal of Archaeological Science.
*40. Tsahar, E., Bar-Oz, G. and Itshaki, I. Kaleidoscopic changes of ungulates in the
southern Levant. Journal of Biogeography.
1. Bar-Yosef, O., Adler, D. S., Bar-Oz, G., Belfer-Cohen, A., Boaretto, E., Jakeli, N.,
Mercier, N., Mehsveliani, T., Rink, J., Tushabramashvili, N. and Valladas, H. The
late demise of the Neanderthals across the Caucasus region. Submitted to
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (July 2007).
2. Tsahar et al. post-doc. Due December 2007
3. Weissbrod, L. and Bar-Oz, G. Filling in the blank: The research potential of micromammal assemblages from Holocene sites in Israel. In preparation for a special
issue of Israel Journal of Earth and Sciences dedicated to Archaeological Science.
Due March 01 2008
4. Weinstein-Evron et al. Peeping into Early Middle Paleolithic human occupational
layers: The case of Misliya Cave, Mount Carmel, Israel. In preparation for
Geoarchaeology.
IN PREPARATION
* Bar-Oz and Meiri. Broadcasted University courses of the Israeli Army Network and
Tel-Aviv University, Israel Defense Ministry, Tel-Aviv
* Bar-Yosef, O., Belfer-Cohen, A., Mesheviliani, T., Jakeli, N., Bar-Oz, G., Goldberg,
P., Tvalcrelidze, M. Dzudzuana: An Upper Palaeolithic cave-site in the Western
Caucasus (Republic of Georgia), in preparation for Proceeding of the Prehistoric
Society.
* Marom, N., Raban-Gerstel, N. and Bar-Oz, G. The fauna of Tel-Rehov
* Yeshurun, R., Gerstel-Raban, N. and Bar-Oz, G. Bet-Dagan
* Bar-Oz, Meiri, and Marom. Blind test to sheep and goat differentation
* Marom and Bar-Oz. Differentiation of sheep goat bones
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