MAG HET OOK EEN BROODJE VIS ZIJN?

Samenvatting

A considerable quantity of charred seeds of wild barley has been collected at the Keba­ran site of Ohalo II, Sea of Galilee, Israel. The rich faunal assemblage includes thou­sands of fish bones. The site is 14C dated to c. 19.000 BP. This is the first time that substantial botanical remains support a Late Palaeolithic origin of the cereal com­ponent in the Levantine prehistoric diet.