In Tzipori dig, Israeli archaeologists uncover luxury objects from Stone Age

Archaeologists have found a collection of beads, flint and 7000-year-old ostrich drawings at Tzipori that shed new light on the life of the upper class in the Stone Age.

By Nir Hasson | 01:30 24.09.12 |

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Archaeologists have found a collection of beads, flint and 7000-year-old ostrich drawings at Tzipori that shed new light on the life of the upper class in the Stone Age.

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In Tzipori dig, Israeli archaeologists uncover luxury objects from Stone Age

Archaeologists have found a collection of beads, flint and 7000-year-old ostrich drawings at Tzipori that shed new light on the life of the upper class in the Stone Age.

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