• In Memoriam

  • Luc Bachelot, Catherine Breniquet, Yves Calvet, Victoria de Castéja, Dominique Charpin, Christine Kepinski, Joël Suire and Régis Vallet
    Jean-Louis Huot (1939-2023) [Full text]

• Articles

  • Michal Birkenfeld, Ferran Borrell, Christoph Purschwitz and Dörte Rokitta-Krumnow
    To Be or not to Be: An Introduction to the Origins, Nature and Chronology of the EPPNB in the Southern Levant [Full text]
  • Jacob Vardi, Hannah Parow-Souchon, Yossi Nagar, Ian Cipin, Danny Rosenberg, Lidar Sapir-Hen, Shirad Galmor, Heeli Schehter, Valentina Caracuta, Yitzhak Paz and Maayan Shemer
    The Early Pre-Pottery Neolithic B Site of Aḥihud (Western Galilee, Israel) [Full text]
    Preliminary observations
  • Maayan Shemer, Lena Brailovsky-Rokser and Michal Birkenfeld
    The Early PPNB of Amqa (Upper Galilee, Israel) from a Regional Perspective [Full text]
  • Michal Birkenfeld and Talia Abulafia
    Nahal Zahal, an Early PPNB Site in the Northern Negev: A Preliminary Report on the First Excavation Season [Full text]
  • Denis Štefanisko, Christoph Purschwitz and Hans Georg K. Gebel
    `Ainab 1 and the Eastward Expansion of Early PPNB Traditions: Unveiling Neolithic Connections between the Levant and Arabia through the Lenses of Chipped Stone Industry [Full text]
  • Sumio Fujii
    Settlement Pattern and Periodization of the Jordanian Badia Early PPNB: A Fresh Approach to the PPNA/PPNB Transition Issue in the Southern Levant [Full text]
  • Phillip C. Edwards
    Innovations at the Margins: The Transmission of Early Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (EPPNB) Culture across the Levantine Interior [Full text]
  • Bill Finlayson, Cheryl A. Makarewicz and Sam J. Smith
    Cultural Hybridity in Central and Southern Jordan at the End of the Pre-Pottery Neolithic A [Full text]
  • Avi Gopher
    Time to Go Beyond Chrono-Stratigraphy: The (EPPNB) Aswadian Culture of the Southern Levant [Full text]

• Recensions

  • Henri-Paul Francfort
    Christoph Baumer, Mirko Novák et Susanne Rutishauser (éd.) 2022 – Cultures in Contact. Central Asia as a Focus of Trade, Cultural Exchange and Knowledge Transmission [Full text]

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