HAR KARKOM SITES 100-199


HK/100
Coordinates: 	124.3/968.5
Description:	A plain slightly below the plateau reveals an ensemble of stones, which mark the 
		remains of a bivouac. Natural crevices on two sides make this a particularly well-
		protected site.
Rock Art:		4 rocks with figures of different patinas.
Periods RA:	IV-A, IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art, station.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/101a-b
Coordinates: 	124.3/968.3
Description:	A stone alignment, which completes a natural shape, seems to be the remains of a 
		geoglyph. 
Rock Art:		6 engraved rocks.
Periods RA:	IV-A, IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Geoglyph, rock art, stone alignment.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/102a
Coordinates:	124.3/968.7
Rock Art:		2 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/102b
Coordinates: 	124.4/968.6
Description: 	Remains of 3 round hut floors and 3 flint workshops of the Middle Palaeolithic period. 
		In the flat area below, there are traces of Bedouin agricultural terracing
Finds:		Flints flaked with the Levallois technique.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Rock Art:		Northwest of the site, there are 2 rocks with engravings from different phases and with 
		different patinas. 1 engraving represents a dog with an open mouth in pursuit of an 
		antelope. Another represents a camel.
Periods RA: 	IV-C, V.
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshops, terrace.
Bibliography 	EA86, p. 305.

HK/103
Coordinates:	125.4/968.8
Description:	Stone circle. Standing stone near rock art.	
Periods MC: 	MP, UP. 
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks. Scenes include depiction of a struggle between 2 horsemen and 
		Bedouin wassum. 1 of the rocks has a deeply engraved relief which is likely to have 
		been an anthropomorphic face now partly destroyed.
Periods RA:	V, VI-VII.
Site typology:	Anthropomorphic stones, orthostats, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/104a
Coordinates: 	125.55/970.0
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors, 1 on the NW is very large (16x5 m in size), that on SE is 
		round (3-4 in diameter m), and in the middle, a small oval area.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 305.

HK/104b
Coordinates: 	125.5/969.3
Description: 	A large enclosure for animals. A green area may indicate a source of water nearby. A 
		rock shelter 50 m north.
Periods MC:	ISL.
Rock Art:		1 engraved rock.
Periods RA:	VI, VII.
Site typology:	Enclosure, rock art, rock shelter.

HK/105
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.9
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors connected by a path. Some stones make a small heap on the 
		floor of the central hut and a boulder inside another hut.
Finds:		Abundant worked flints of high quality, likely to belong to a final phase of the 
		Mousterian. Predominantly flakes but a few rough blades are also present.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 305.

HK/106a
Coordinates: 	125.99/968.85
Description: 	Remains of 7 round hut floors, 1 of which has a group of flint cores in the centre. All 
		around there are worked flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period. To the east, a V-
		shaped rock has, nearby, a rough stone-built structure.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC: 	MP, UP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 305.

HK/106b
Coordinates:	126.2/968.9
Description:	Temporary encampment
Finds:		One flint blade.
Periods MC: 	MP.
Site typology:	Encampment
Bibliography:	

HK/106c
Coordinates:	126.2/968.8
Description:	Flint workshop. A flint nucleus of Middle Palaeolithic could still be connected to three 
		MP flakes, detached by Levallois technique. The nucleus has been re-utilized to detach 
		one or two flakes during the BAC period (showing a much later patina).
Finds:		Flints: MP and BAC flakes. Byzantine pottery, fragment of copper vessel.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC, RBY.
Rock Art:		Three engraved rocks on a terrace. The hammerstone used for rock engravings was 
		still lying near a rock.
Periods RA:	AR IV-A, VI.
Site typology:	Flint workshop; rock art.
Bibliography:	

HK/106d
Coordinates:	126,60/968,46
Description:	Large ceremonial site on two terraces placed at two different levels along a path 
		coming from Paran desert and directed to the edge of the mountain plateau. At the first 
		level, a private shrine with a stone circle is in front of a pillar. The surface inside the 
		circle has been carefully cleared of stones. Two trails connect the upper with the lower 
		level from North and South. At the lower level, several stone structures including: a 
		boulder surrounded by two concentric stone circles; a stone alignment in semi-circle 
		near another boulder; another oval-shaped stone structure; at least 5 tumuli. Flint 
		workshop. The site, BAC in type, appears to have been utilized also during RBY.
		Two small rock shelters above the upper level have been closed by low walls. At the 
		lower level, more  have been built up by closing small rock shelters with stone walls. 
		These small rock shelters closed by built walls are likely to contain Islamic burials.
Finds:		BAC flints, among them "cananean" blades from the Early Bronze Age. BAC, 
		Byzantine and Islamic pottery. Copper vessel fragment.
Periods MC: 	BAC, RBY, ISL
Rock Art:		One engraved rock on the upper level.
Periods RA:	AR IV-A, VII.
Site typology:	Boulder; flint workshop; rock art; rock shelter; shrine; stone circle; tumuli.
Bibliography:	

HK/106e
Coordinates:	126,30/968,46
Description:	Squared stone structure, using a boulder on one side. The inner surface has been 
		carefully cleared of stones. On one corner there is a group of stones fallen from above.
Finds:		Rough, red painted pottery, likely to be Neolithic. Byzantine pottery.
Periods MC: 	NEO, RBY.
Site typology:	Living sites-other.  
Bibliography:	

HK/106f
Coordinates:	126.1/969.0
Description:	Large flint workshop, scattered over a surface of 3000 m2.
Finds:		Flint nuclei, flakes and tools.
Periods MC: 	MP, UP.
Site typology:	Flint workshop.
Bibliography:	

HK/107
Coordinates:	126.18/969.13
Description: 	Black stones are organised in a row, 4 of them are engraved. Remains of a bivouac 
		with fireplace in a crevice (Islamic?)
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	V, VI.
Site typology:	Encampment, fireplace, rock art, stone alignment.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305; EA97b, p. 20.

HK/107b
Coordinates:	126.22/968.08
Description:	Two tumuli on the saddle connecting the sites HK 107 and HK 108.
Finds:		A large flint scraper and a large bifacial tool are both of BAC period.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Site typology:	Tumuli.
Bibliography:	

HK/108
Coordinates: 	126.34/969.15
Description: 	Large flat area on the saddle at the extreme north end of Har Karkom. A large number 
		of dark boulders seem to have been beaten there intentionally. They are aligned and 
		form a large oval shape measuring about 60 m in length. Several of these dark rocks 
		are engraved with figures.
Finds:		Flints from the Middle Palaeolithic period; some of them have BAC retouching.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Rock Art:		5 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	VI.
Site typology:	Rock art, stone circle.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305; EA97b, p. 20.

HK/109
Coordinates: 	126.5/969.6
Description: 	Isolated hill, which marks the northern most point of the mountain. There is a wide 
		plateau at its top with large stones, several of which have been placed in their positions 
		intentionally, forming circles. 2 tumuli. A deep crevice shows signs of having been 
		used as a shelter.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic and BAC period.
Periods MC: 	UP, BAC.
Rock Art:		3 engraved rocks with figures from different phases and with different patinas. A pair 
		of ideograms found at other sites of the mountain is also represented here. 
Periods RA: 	 IV-A, V, VI-VII.
Site typology:	Rock art, rock shelter, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/110a
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.7
Rock Art:		13 engraved rocks. Hunting scene with bow-and-arrow and dogs.
Periods RA:	III, IV-A.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/110b
Coordinates: 	125.8/968.7
Finds:		Worked flints from the Upper Palaeolithic, many of which show traces of secondary 
		retouching dating to the BAC period, are found next to the concentration of rock art at 
		site HK/110. A few flints of BAC type include fan scrapers.
Periods MC: 	UP, BAC.
Site typology:	Station.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 305.

HK/111
Coordinates: 	125.72/968.6
Description: 	Stone circles in connection with rock art.
Finds:		Flints of BAC type, which have reutilised Palaeolithic flints.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Rock Art:		About 12 engraved rocks. Several fine figures of animals executed in a virtually 
		filiform technique.
Periods RA: 	III, IV-A, IV-C, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art, stone circles.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306; EA93a, p. 48.

HK/112
Coordinates: 	125.68/968.52
Description: 	Remains of stone alignments. 
Rock Art:		3 engraved rocks, 1 of which is quite large. Hunting scene. Colour differences in the 
		patina of different figures make a clear stratigraphy.
Periods RA: 	III, IV-A, IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art, stone alignments.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/113a
Coordinates: 	125.5/968.4
Finds:		Flints from the Palaeolithic and BAC periods.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Rock Art:		Four engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, IV-C, VI-VII.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/113b
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.3
Description: 	Remains of a round hut floor, remains of geoglyphs.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC:	MP, BAC.
Rock Art:		6 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	II?, IVA,VI-VII?. 
Site typology:	Campsite, geoglyph.
Bibliography:	EA96b, p. 25.

HK/113c
Coordinates: 	125.5/968.3
Description: 	Remains of a round hut floor.
Finds:		Anomalous flint flakes and blades of an early phase Upper Palaeolithic (Karkomian?).
Periods MC:	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/113d
Coordinates: 	125.3/968.4
Description: 	4 round, small hut floors, aligned northeast-southwest.
Finds:		An Acheulean hand-axe. Flints of the early Upper Palaeolithic period (Karkomian).
Periods MC:	LP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/114a
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.5
Description: 	7 oval hut floors west of the ravine edge.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Rock Art:		7 engraved rocks. One is rather large and has about 50 figures across its surface.
Periods RA:	IVA, IVC, VI-VII.
Site typology:	Campsite, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/114b
Coordinates: 	125.8/968.5
Description: 	Remains of 2 hut floors, the one to the west is round, the other, larger, is oval-shaped 
		(4x2, 5 m in size) at SE.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/114c
Coordinates: 	125.9/968.6
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors aligned in direction E-W. A double stone alignment leads to a 
		semi-circle with a stone in the middle. The stone structure and the hut floors belong to 
		two different periods. 
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, stone alignment.

HK/114d
Coordinates:	125.8/968.6
Description:	Some 100 m west of site 114c, an isolated round hut floor on the hamada.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC:	LP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/115
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.4
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks. A Nabataean inscription and engravings of periods IV-A and IV-C. 
		A hunting scene from period III.
Periods RA: 	III, IV-A, IV-C.
Site typology:	Inscription, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/116
Coordinates: 	125.44/968.48
Description: 	Remains of an encampment with stone alignments and circles. It has been reused 
		recently (Bedouin?).
Site typology:	Encampment, stone alignment, stone circle.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/117
Coordinates: 	125.3/968.5
Rock Art:		5 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/118
Coordinates: 	125.2/968.5
Rock Art:		6 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 306.

HK/119
Coordinates: 	124.5/968.5
Description: 	On the edge of the plateau, remains of 6 round hut floors in a semi-circle.
Finds:		Aurignacian flints. A Gravettian core.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Rock Art:		1 engraved rock with 3 animals in 3 various styles.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, IV-C, V.
Site typology:	Campsite, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/119b
Coordinates: 	124.5/968.6
Description: 	Upper Palaeolithic site with 3 hut floors. The largest is oval-shaped (7 x 5 m) and is 
		placed in a natural depression of the rock. The other 2 huts are placed on north. A path 
		reaching a big flint workshop crosses the site. Another flint workshop north of the site.
Finds:		UP flints (Aurignacian denticulated).
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.

HK/120a
Coordinates: 	125.7/967.9
Description: 	A large area cleared of stones, 60x18 m in size, with a trail leading up to it. It is a 
		large site of the Lower Palaeolithic period, as shown by the finding of several bifacial 
		flint implements of the Acheulean Industry. The site has also been utilised in later 
		periods: there are barrows and piles of stones.
Finds:		Acheulean bifacial flint implements and Clactonian flints. Mousterian flints made by 
		Levallois technique. Early Upper Palaeolithic flints. Flints and pottery of the BAC 
		period.
Periods MC: 	LP, MP, UP, BAC, SL.
Site typology:	Station.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 306.

HK/120b
Coordinates: 	125.6/967.9
Description: 	Palaeolithic site with 7 round hut floors in a circle surrounding a large flint workshop 
		of approximately 1000 sqm.
Finds:		Flints of the Early Upper Palaeolithic Industry.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology: 	Campsite, flint workshop. 		
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 306.

HK/120c
Coordinates: 	125.7/967.8
Description: 	A group of 3 hut floors, the largest is oval-shaped and measures 4x3 m
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 306.

HK/120d
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.0
Description: 	On the west of the site 120e, separated by a small hill, 6 round hut floors, 5 of them are 
		aligned in a semicircle in E-W direction, the other being isolated to the south. Large 
		flint workshop, with flint nodules and implements of the Middle Palaeolithic scattered 
		over an area of the 200 sqm.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 306.

HK/120e
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.0
Description: 	4 large round hut floors. 2 have hearths inside. Geoglyphs: traces of alignments of 
		stones which are today partly destroyed. It may have represented a large geoglyph.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC: 	LP, UP.
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace, geoglyph, stone alignment.

HK/121
Coordinates: 	123.6/966.2
Description: 	Small rock shelter with traces of a hearth and a partially destroyed closing wall. It 
		opens at the same level as site HK/70 in a parallel valley. The caves are about 300 m 
		from each other, and there is a knoll between them.
Finds:		Pottery.
Periods MC: 	ISL.
Site typology:	Cave, fireplace, rock shelter.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/122a
Coordinates: 	123.4/968.4
Description: 	Remains of BAC settlement with about 15 structures, 1 of which is a "courtyard". At 
		least 5 appear to be dwelling units. Stone circles and 3 tumuli. North, a boulder fallen 
		from above is surrounded by piles of stones. Several stones have been intentionally 
		placed on its top. 2 other similar ensembles are encountered at this same site: 2 
		boulders encircled by stones intentionally piled up against them.
		In a small valley behind the site there is another boulder, with a natural 
		anthropomorphic shape. A stone circle has been built on the eastern side of the stone.
Finds:		Pottery and flint.
Periods MC: 	UP, BAC, ISL.
Site typology:	Anthropomorphic stone, courtyard, living sites, stone circle, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306. 

HK/122b
Coordinates: 	123.4/968.3
Description: 	Remains of BAC settlement, very similar to the adjacent site HK/122a, it may be the 
		continuation of the same settlement. There is also a courtyard structure here, similar in 
		shape and dimensions to the one at site HK/122a. Several minor structures and 3 
		tumuli.
Finds:		Pottery and flints. Several of the flints may be of an early BAC phase and 2 elongated 
		flint blades are likely to be Neolithic.
Periods MC: 	NEO, BAC.
Rock Art:		1 stone with dark patina engravings on 2 sides. Two worshippers on one side. One of 
		them seems to have a dagger at its belt. On the other side there is an unclear engraving 
		of a scorpion and a schematic human figure having the same size.
Periods RA:	IV-A.
Site typology:	Courtyard, rock art, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/122c
Coordinates: 	123.5/968.3
Description: 	Remains of 2 rectangular stone structures and several heaps of stones on the hill which 
		overlooks site HK/122a. It appears to be a temporary watch point, which may have 
		been used only once for a specific purpose. A group of aligned slabs may indicate the 
		presence of a tomb. Some 60 m to the east there are remains of an ancient fireplace 
		about 2.50 m in diameter.
Site typology:	Fireplace, heaps of stones, living site, slab, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 306.

HK/123
Coordinates: 	124.5/968.7
Description: 	Remains of 3 oval hut floors, the largest measuring 4x3 m.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/124
Coordinates: 	124.6/968.7
Description: 	Flat sandy area cleared of stones with a low agricultural terracing wall, probably 
		Islamic.
Finds:		Pottery.
Periods MC:	RBY, ISL.
Rock Art:		1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: 	V.
Site typology:	Rock art, terrace.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/125
Coordinates: 	124.8/968.7
Description: 	A series of natural rock shelters along the northern external flank of the mountain; 
		several have low walls.
Finds:		Flints and pottery.
Periods MC 	MP, ISL.
Site typology:	Rock shelters.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/126a
Coordinates: 	124.7/968.3
Finds:		Flints BAC.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Rock Art:		6 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/126b
Coordinates: 	124.7/968.4 
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks, including the so-called "Tablets of the Law".
Periods RA:	IV-A, IV-C, VI.
Finds:		BAC Flint blade with retouched edges.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA93a, p. 6; EA96b, p. 39; EA97a, p. 112; SS90, p. 10.

HK/126c	
Coordinates:	124.8/968.3
Description:	Concentration of flints made by Levallois technique.
Periods MC:	MP.
Site typology:	Station.

HK/127a
Coordinates: 	124.8/968.1
Description: 	Remains of 8 hut floors, round-shaped, irregularly aligned in direction NW-SE over an 
		area of ca. 100 m. The central hut is the largest and connected with another hut by a 
		hearth and by a narrow path.
Finds:		Several well-made MP flints. Late Mousterian with a few blades. Some flints seem re-
		used, showing UP retouching. Also 2 micro-scrapers of the Early Upper Palaeolithic 
		period were found.
Periods MC: 	MP, UP. 
Rock Art:		9 engraved rocks, in an area measuring about m 60x30.
Periods RA: 	V, VI.
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace, rock art.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/127b
Coordinates: 	124.8/968.0
Description: 	Traces of a geoglyph between HK/127 and HK/27b.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Geoglyph.

HK/128
Coordinates: 	126.1/967.9
Description: 	Stone circles and piles of stones, distinct traces of an encampment, in the crevice on 
		the eastern side of the mountain.
Site typology:	Encampment, heaps of stones, stone circle.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/129
Coordinates: 	126.2/967.8
Description: 	An enclosure made with stones, and remains of other structures, in the crevice on the 
		eastern side of the mountain.
Finds:		Pottery (ISL).
Periods MC: 	ISL.
Rock Art:		2 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, VI.
Site typology:	Courtyard, enclosure, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/130
Coordinates: 	124.2/967.3
Rock Art:		20 engraved rocks with many superimpositions, including Thamudic inscriptions, 
		several of which appear to be quite ancient. Patina shades indicate that there are 
		different phases of inscriptions so-called Thamudic.
Periods RA: 	III, IV-A, IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Inscriptions, rock art.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/131
Coordinates: 	123.8/967.4
Description:	Courtyard structure with a minor structure adjacent to it. In the immediate vicinity, UP 
		flints.
Finds:		Pottery and flint (UP).
Periods MC: 	BAC, UP.
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, V, VI.
Site typology:	Courtyard, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/132
Coordinates: 	123.7/967.9
Description: 	Remains of 7 stone structures, 2 of which rather large, and 2 tumuli.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Rock Art:		9 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-A, IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Hamlet, rock art, tumuli.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/133
Coordinates: 	124.1/966.0
Description: 	Remains of 4 round hut floors: the largest hut, in the middle, is about 4 m in diameter. 
		2 smaller areas cleared of stones.
Finds:		A large oval-shaped grinding stone broken in 2 parts. Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic 
		and BAC period.
Periods MC: 	UP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/134
Coordinates: 	124.1/965.8
Description: 	Palaeolithic site in a saddle on the edge of plateau. On the slope, flint outcrops are 
		evident, with at least 2 workshops. A path connects the flint outcrops with the remains 
		of 5 hut floors. 2 are better preserved than the others. They may belong to different 
		periods. Near the site, 3 small stone circles and 2 well-evident hearths. A round stone 
		barrow near the site.
Finds:		Many thin blades of the early Upper Palaeolithic (Aurignacian) period.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace, flint workshops, stone circle, tumuli.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/135a
Coordinates: 	124.3/965.8
Description: 	Agricultural terracing at the bottom of the wadi.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Site typology:	Terrace.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 307.

HK/135b
Coordinates: 	124.5/965.8
Description: 	Remains of 2 structures, a rectangular and a circular building, plus 5 Islamic tombs. 
		The place was some sort of a temporary camp. Black stones found in and around the 
		site are the remains of fireplaces. Remains of agricultural terracing on the wadi. About 
		200 m along the wadi, there is another Islamic tomb and further on remains of 
		terracing.
Periods MC: 	BYZ, ISL.
Site typology:	Encampment, fireplace, terrace, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307; EA95, p. 10.

HK/136a
Coordinates:	125.7/964.8
Description: 	Remains of 2 hut floors connected by a path. 1 hut is very large (14 m diam.). 
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Rock Art:		Four engraved rocks.
Periods RA:	IV-C, VI, VII.
Site typology:	Campsite, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/136b
Coordinates:	125.6/694.7	
Description: 	A large station of the Lower Palaeolithic on an area cleared of stones (22 m x 11 m). A 
		round, small hut floor 9 m south.
Finds:		Flint tools and flakes of Lower Palaeolithic. Some Middle Palaeolithic flints have also 
		been found.
Periods MC: 	LP, MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, station.		

HK/137a 
Coordinates: 	125.8/964.4
Rock Art:		6 engraved rocks, along an ancient trail climbing up the mountain from the east.
Periods RA: 	IV-C, V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307. 

HK/137b
Coordinates: 	125.5/964.5
Description:	Remains of 3 hut floors in a row on the extreme south of the mountain.
Periods MC:	LP.
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/137c
Coordinates: 	125.7/964.7
Description:	Remains of 4 hut floors are aligned E-W in a row on the top of a hill. A flint 
		workshop. 
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC:	LP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.

HK/137d
Coordinates:	125.6/964.6
Description:	Remains of 2 round hut floors and 2 flint workshops.
Finds:		Middle Palaeolithic cores and flakes made by Levallois technique.
Periods MC:	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.

HK/138a
Coordinates: 	125.8/964.2
Description: 	Traces of a path leading to the mountain plateau from the east. This difficult ascent 
		can be followed from above for a distance of several hundred metres. 1 portion of the 
		trail has an alignment of stones along it.
Rock Art:		24 rocks with engravings on both sides of a trail leading onto the plateau.
Periods RA:	III, IVA, IVC, V, VI, VII.
Site typology:	Rock art, stone alignment.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/138b
Coordinates: 	125.8/964.3
Description:	Remains of 5 Palaeolithic hut floors.
Periods MC:	PAL (probably MP).
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/138c
Coordinates:	125.9/964.1
Description:	Rock engravings.
Finds:		No material culture found.
Periods MC: 	
Rock Art:		One engraved rock.
Periods RA:	IVA, V, VII.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	

HK/138d
Coordinates:	125.9/964.6
Description:	Rock engravings.
Finds:		No material culture found.
Periods MC: 	
Rock Art:		Three engraved rocks.
Periods RA:	IVC, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	

HK/139
Coordinates: 	125.5/964.1
Rock Art:		2 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	Mostly VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/139b
Coordinates:	126.0/964.4
Description:	Rock engravings.
Finds:		No material culture found.
Periods MC: 	
Rock Art:		Five engraved rocks, the pictures represent, among other subjects, an ibex in 
		naturalistic style, camels, a scene with a horseman and an ibex. 
Periods RA:	III, IVA, IVC, V, VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	

HK/140
Coordinates: 	125.3/964.0
Sight typology:	Rock art.
Rock Art:		3 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-C, V, VI.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/141
Coordinates: 	125.2/964.1
Description: 	Group of several heaps of stones.
Rock Art:		2 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	VI, VII.
Site typology:	Heaps of stones, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 307.

HK/142
Coordinates: 	125.0/964.1
Description: 	A stone circle and a few heaps of stones measuring approximately 50cm in diameter; 
		probably a burial ground.
Site typology:	Heap of stones.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/143
Coordinates: 	124.8/964.6
Description: 	2 semicircles built of stone and other remains of structures likely to represent a 
		seasonal, pastoral camp.
Finds:		Pottery.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Rock Art:		Rock engravings on 1 of the stones used in the structure.
Periods RA: 	VI.
Site typology:	Encampment, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/144a
Coordinates: 	124.8/965.8
Description: 	Remains of 5 oval-shaped hut floors arranged in a circle.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic (probably only 1 phase with flints including a blade 
		with Levallois and flake techniques) and Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/144b
Coordinates: 	124.8/965.8
Description: 	Site with 4 hut floors and a stone circle (hearth?), 45 m from the site 144.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic (probably only 1 phase with flints including a blade 
		with Levallois and flake techniques) and Upper Palaeolithic periods.
Periods MC:	MP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace.

HK/145a
Coordinates: 	124.4/966.1
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors. The largest, in the middle, is oval shaped; 2 smaller areas 
		cleared of stones. 
Finds:		Flints, Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/145b
Coordinates: 	124.4/966.1
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors. The largest is oval-shaped. A hearth and 2 anthropomorphic-
		shaped stones face each other. 
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic, Neolithic and BAC periods.
Periods MC: 	MP, NEO, BAC.
Site typology:	Anthropomophoric stones, campsite, fireplace.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/145c
Coordinates: 	124.4/966.0
Description: 	Remains of 3 round, small hut floors.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/145d
Coordinates: 	124.4/966.1
Description:	A small collection of stones with fossils in a heap.
Site typology:	Station.

HK/146a
Coordinates: 	125.8/966.2
Description: 	Remains of 6 round hut floors aligned in a row in a NE-SW direction. The 2 in the 
		centre are larger than the others and measure 5.4 m and 6.5 m in diameter 
		respectively. 
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology: 	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/146b
Coordinates: 	125.7/966.3
Description: 	An orthostat (70 x 25 cm). Another fallen orthostat in the immediate vicinity.
Site typology:	Orthostats.

HK/146c
Coordinates: 	125.8/966.0
Description: 	Remains of 1 round hut floor (2.8 m). There is a hearth at 11 m. A little orthostat in 
		the middle, surrounded and held in place by flint nodules.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic period (Karkomian?), out of which 2 percuseurs 
		(spheroid hammering tools).
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology: 	Campsite, fireplace, orthostat.

HK/146d
Coordinates: 	125.7/966.0
Finds:		Upper Palaeolithic flint implements.
Site typology:	Station.
Periods MC: 	UP. 

HK/147
Coordinates: 	126.0/966.4
Description: 	A group of 7 round hut floors, 3 of them are larger than the others (4.5 m) and 2 
		smaller areas are cleared of stones. 3 paths cross the site.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic and BAC periods.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/148a
Coordinates: 	126.2/966.3
Description: 	Remains of 8 oval hut floors. 4 of them are aligned in a row in a NW-SE direction with 
		a path running along them.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 308.

HK/148b
Coordinates: 	126.2/966.5
Description: 	In the south of site 86b a large round hut floor (9 m diameter).
Finds:		"Aterian" notched points and late Middle Palaeolithic flints.
Periods MC:	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/149a
Coordinates: 	126.1/966.6
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors aligned in a row. Inside 1 of them was a collection of stones.
Finds:		Flints of Lower and Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	LP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308; EA93a, p. 81.

HK/149b
Coordinates: 	125.9/966.6
Description: 	A circular area cleared of stones near the site HK/149a appears to be the remains of a 
		hut floor.
Finds:		Flints of Middle Palaeolithic and Upper Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP, UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/149c
Coordinates: 	126.1/966.7
Description: 	Remains of 3 oval hut floors. There are small stone circles near the huts. Remains of 
		an altar with stone alignment.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic period.
Site typology:	Campsite, shrine, stone alignment.

HK/150
Coordinates: 	121.2/965.8
Description: 	3 tumuli in proximity of recently piled stones.
Periods MC: 	BAC?, ISL.
Site typology:	Tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/151
Coordinates: 	121.3/965.7
Description: 	Stone structures and 5 circularised heaps of stones .
Finds:		BAC flints and 1 piece of RBY pottery.
Periods MC: 	BAC, RBY.
Site typology:	Heaps of stone, plaza. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308; EA87, p. 33.

HK /152Coordinates: 	121.2/965.7
Description:	A series of 12 stone structures, 10 of which form a plaza circle measuring about 33 m 
		in diameter. The other 2 are inside the circle.
Excavations:	Sounding of silos, structure no. 11: the earth inside is more brown-grey than at the 
		surface. At the depth of 45cm a layer of limestone was found. It became clear that a 
		silo was dug into the soil and subsequently filled in (soil sample with unworked flints 
		and charcoal); 70cm deep the soil changes: the kind of soil used for the filling was 
		sandy, grey and mixed with small grey particles (charcoal?); and clumps of limestone 
		(natural soil). This filling indicates that in the BAC period, there was a lot of organic 
		material and natural unworked flints at the surface. 75-80 cm, on the eastern side of 
		the hole carbonised pieces of wood were discovered. The section establishes that the 
		hole was some sort of a dug-in silo.
Finds:		Flints.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Rock Art: 	
Periods RA: 
Site typology:	Plaza.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308; EA87 p. 33; EA93. pp. 45 & 46; EA88a, p. 115.

HK/153a
Coordinates: 	122.6/964.0
Description: 	Remains of a settlement on both sides of the wadi. A large stone enclosure adjacent to 
		a stone circle flanked by 4 smaller circles. An engraved stone in a stone circle. 
		Numerous structures on the south terrace of the wadi. Several are tumuli and at least 4 
		are dwelling units.
Periods MC: 	BAC, RBY, ISL.
Periods RA: 	VI.
Site typology: 	Courtyard, living site, stone circle, tumuli, other.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/153b
Coordinates: 	122.6/963.9
Description: 	Enclosure with structures surrounding it at the confluence of 2 wadis. 3 stone 
		structures. 3 successive natural steps on the rocks have been artificially reinforced by 
		stones and used as agricultural terraces. 30 m east, 5 standing stones arranged in a 
		semicircle. Further up on the hill, 8 standing stones forming an oval arrangement.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Site typology: 	Courtyard, enclosure, terrace. 

HK/153c
Coordinates: 	122.9/964.0
Description: 	Remains of nomadic encampment.
Periods MC:	ISL.
Site typology:	Encampment.

HK/153d
Coordinates:		122.6/963.8
Description:	Remains of a nomadic encampment and funerary area with small tumuli.
Finds:		BAC flint, RBY & ISL pottery.
Periods MC:	BAC, RBY, ISL.
Site typology: 	Encampment, tumuli. 

HK/154a
Coordinates: 	123.7/964.1
Description: 	2 large stone circles and the remains of other structures were found on the terrace of a 
		small wadi.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Site typology: 	Row, stone circles, terrace. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/154b
Coordinates: 	123.9/964.2
Description: 	Remains of a courtyard structure (BAC) in proximity of 3 smaller structures. A large 
		area cleared of stones may have been used for agricultural purposes. The courtyard 
		structure has a general rectangular shape with 4 rooms creating 4 angles.
Periods MC:	BAC.
Site typology: 	Courtyard. 
Bibliography:	EA93a, p. 38.

HK/154c
Coordinates: 	123.8/964.1
Description: 	Remains of 3 circular dwelling units and 2 large enclosures are located on a terrace at 
		the edge of the wadi. 
Site typology:	Row, terrace. 

HK/155
Coordinates: 	121.7/963.5
Description: 	A pile of stones and 2 hut floors.
Rock Art:		4 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	IV-C, VI.
Site typology:	Campsite, heaps of stones, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/156
Coordinates: 	121.3/964.1
Description: 	12 piles of stone arranged in a large circle, forming a plaza site. 3 of the structures are 
		large enough to be considered dwelling units.
Finds:		Flint tools; native stone containing iron.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Site typology:	Plaza. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308; EA87 pp. 21, 33 & 54/55.

HK/157
Coordinates: 	121.7/964.9
Finds:		A long bone, partially fossilised, with cut marks probably made with a flint implement. 
		The bone has been identified as donkey or ass by Dr. E. Tchernov of the Hebrew 
		University.
Site typology:	Other.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/158
Coordinates:	122.2-3/964.8
Description:	5 stone circles, 1 of which with courtyard that could be a hut floor. Probably a plaza 
		site. Nearby are elongated walls and heaps of stones. 
Finds:		Flints. Numerous atypical flakes.
Periods MC: 	UP, BAC, ISL.
Rock Art:		In the heaps of stones, 1 engraved stone.
Periods RA:	V-VI. 
Site typology: 	Campsite, heaps of stone, plaza, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/159a
Coordinates: 	122.7/967.6
Description: 	Group of 4 tumuli on the top of a hill.
Site typology:	Tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 308.

HK/ 159b 
Coordinates: 	122.7/967.7
Description:	On the top of a hill overlooking site HK/317, 2 oval hut floors bearing flints.
Finds:		Retouched flints (UP) that have been fractured due to use.
Periods MC: 	UP.
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/160
Coordinates: 	124.1/968.9
Description: 	4 rectangular structures on the western terrace of the wadi and 5 smaller stone circles 
		toward the wadi. 60 m north, there is another rectangular structure.
Finds:		Pottery and flint. 1 "chopper" perhaps not Palaeolithic.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Site typology: 	Row, terrace. 

HK/161
Coordinates: 	124.1/969.1
Description:	Remains of 6 rectangular and oval stone structures on both sides of a small wadi, along 
		with a stone enclosure. A small dolmen-like structure with 2 vertical stones. A tumulus 
		on the overlooking hill. 
Finds:		Numerous BAC flints, and sporadic pottery.
Periods MC: 	BAC, RBY, ISL.
Site typology: 	Hamlet, tumulus. 

HK/162
Coordinates: 	124.6/969.1
Description:	A stone circle with a trail leading north. A row of stones adjacent to that circle. A large 
		tumulus and several heaps of stones.
Site typology:	Heaps of stone, stone circle, tumulus.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/163
Coordinates: 	124.6/969.5
Description: 	Remains of low walls and piles of stones approximately 60 m along the wadi.
Site typology:	Heaps of stone.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/164
Coordinates: 	124.7/969.4
Rock Art:		3 engraved rocks.
Periods RA: 	VI.
Site typology:	Rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/165
Coordinates: 	124.8/969.6
Description: 	Remains of 4 rectangular structures and several piles of stones are in close proximity to 
		a Bedouin encampment.
Periods MC: 	RBY, ISL.
Site typology: 	Encampment, heaps of stone, row. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.  

HK/166
Coordinates: 	124.8/969.7
Description: 	Bedouin encampment.
Finds:		Pottery.
Periods MC: 	ISL.
Rock Art:		1 engraved rock.
Periods RA: 	VII.
Site typology:	Encampment, rock art.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/167
Coordinates: 	124.7/969.6
Description: 	A stone circle and several heaps of stones.
Site typology:	Heaps of stones, stone circle.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/168
Coordinates: 	124.6/969.7
Description: 	2 tumuli, 2 stone circles and 2 enclosures.
Finds:		Pottery.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Site typology:	Enclosures, stone circle, tumuli.	
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/169
Coordinates: 	124.7/969.8
Description:	Remains of tumuli and other stone structures. Remains of agricultural terracing in a 
		lateral wadi.
Periods MC: 	RBY.
Site typology:	Terrace, tumuli.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 309.

HK/170
Coordinates: 	124.5/969.8
Description: 	Remains of stone structures. Tumulus measuring 1.5 m in diameter, and next to it an 
		orthostat. Stone circle, 1.2 m in diameter. West of the site is an alignment of 11-12 
		small stele oriented northwest-eastwest towards Har Karkom.
Finds:		Abundant BAC flints and a quartz crystal.
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Rock Art:		A rock engraved with 2 snakes.
Periods RA: 	IV-A.
Site typology:	Orthostat, rock art, stone circle, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 309.

HK/180
Coordinates: 	125.6/969.9
Description: 	3 stone circles and several tumuli. Terracing in a shallow wadi may be much older 
		than the terraces in the vicinity.
Finds:		Flints. An arrow head and a large fan scraper, on a primary flake. 
Periods MC: 	BAC.
Rock Art:		2 rocks engraved with geometric motifs whose dark patina indicates their age.
Periods RA: 	IVC, VI?.
Site typology:	Encampment, rock art, stone circle, terrace, tumuli. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/181
Coordinates: 	125.8/969.8
Description: 	Agricultural terracing on a flat ground next to the wadi and a stone-built canal 
		functioning in the collection of water. Remains of 4 rectangular and circular structures 
		on bank of the wadi made with large boulders. 2 phases of construction can be 
		distinguished. 2 tumuli to the south.
Period MC;		RBY, ISL. 
Site typology:	Canal, living sites-other, terrace, tumuli.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/188
Coordinates: 	126.4/969.7
Description: 	Remains of an encampment with 4 stone structures and 2 stone enclosures.
Period MC:	ISL.
Site typology: 	Encampment, enclosures. 
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310.

HK/189
Coordinates: 	125.8/969.4
Description: 	Remains of 5 large stone structures on the eastern bank of the wadi, probably a 
		dwelling site (RBY). 1 of the structures is smaller than the others and its architecture is 
		different indicating that it may belong to another period.
Finds:		Pottery and flints.
Periods MC: 	MP, RBY.
Site typology: 	Row. 
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/190a
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.9
Description: 	At the northern extremity of the plateau is a large Middle Palaeolithic site with 
		Mousterian bifacial implements of Acheulean tradition, located on an area of about 200 
		sqm 6 hut floors around a hill.
Finds:		Several well-made Mousterian flints of the Levallois technique. 
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310; EA97b, p. 20.

HK/190b
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.9
Description: 	A large oval-shaped hut floor (16 x 5 m) and a small round hut floor on E.
Finds:		Flints. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Periods MC: 	MP. 

HK/190c
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.7
Description: 	A geoglyph made of white stones on the hamada black ground. It is 8x3 m in size. It 
		has 2 stone slabs as a "head" and 2 small standing stones as "feet". On the "body" 
		there seems to be a representation of a vaguely anthropomorphic shape with 2 lateral 
		lines of stones as "arms" and a stone having the natural shape of an animal head. A 
		flint boulder, a flint perforated object and two flint-perforated objects were at its feet.
Site typology:	Anthropomorphic stone, geoglyph, orthostat.

HK/191a
Coordinates: 	125.35/968.74
Description: 	Remains of 7 round hut floors of placed in a fan shape.
Finds:		Flints of the early Early Upper Palaeolithic (Karkomian) period.
Periods MC: 	UP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310.

HK/191b
Coordinates: 	125.2/968.6
Description: 	Remains of 3 Palaeolithic hut floors, 1 is very large (about 9x6 m) with a hearth on its 
		side. A path reaches the hut from the opposite side. A cluster of standing stones on 
		west.
Finds:		Flints of the Mousterian period.
Periods MC: 	MP.
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace, orthostat.
Bibliography:	EA93a, p. 48.

HK/191c
Coordinates: 	125.3/968.6
Description: 	Remains of 3 small round Palaeolithic hut floors are aligned in a row in N-S direction.
Finds:		Flints of the Mousterian period.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Periods MC: 	MP.

HK/192
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.3
Description: 	Remains of 3 small Palaeolithic hut floors. A large heap of stones seems rather of 
		geologic origin. In the vicinity, a large BAC scraper (ritual?).
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period. Some of them show traces of BAC retouching.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/193a
Coordinates: 	125.8/968.3
Description: 	6 Palaeolithic hut floors. 2 of them are connected in a figure of eight. 14 m west a 
		double stone alignment appears as a little stone semicircle, with a stone in the centre. 
		Beyond the semicircle, a 7th hut floor.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, stone alignment, stone circle.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/193b
Coordinates: 	125.7/968.3
Description: 	In the vicinity of site HK/193 a series of white spots, probably remains of geoglyph.
Site typology:	Geoglyph.

HK/194      
Coordinates: 	125.6/968.2
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors. Of them, 1 is oval-shaped (m 8x3.5 in size), the other 2 are 
		round and smaller.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period. In the vicinity, a very large BAC scraper.
Periods MC: 	MP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310.

HK/195
Coordinates: 	125.2/967.7
Description: 	Remains of 3 hut floors are aligned in a row from NW-SE, a path connects 2 of them. 
		Inside the third hut, a stone small circle may be the location a hearth.
Finds:		Atypical flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Rock Art:		3 engraved rocks, 1 of them may have been an engraved orthostat now fallen in a small 
		stone circle.
Periods RA:	IV-C, VI, VII.
Site typology:	Campsite, fireplace, orthostat, rock art, stone circle.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310.

HK/196
Coordinates: 	125.6/967.7
Description: 	Upper Palaeolithic site, with 4 hut floors and a large flint workshop. 
Finds:		Numerous Early Upper Palaeolithic flint flakes and implements.
Periods MC: 	UP.
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 310.

HK/197a
Coordinates: 	125.4/967.6
Description: 	4 round hut floors, the largest measures 4.5 m. Three smaller areas cleared of stones 
		are most likely the remains of flint workshops.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology:	Campsite, flint workshop.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 310.

HK/197b
Coordinates: 	125.4/967.5
Description: 	To the south of the site 197a, 6 hut floors are aligned in N-S direction. The central hut 
		is oval and measures 4x2.5 m, the others are round and smaller.
Finds:		An Acheulean hand axe and Upper Palaeolithic flints.
Site typology:	Campsite.
Periods MC:	LP, UP. 

HK/197c
Coordinates: 	125.3/967.5
Description: 	To the west of the site 197a, 7 irregularly shaped hut floors aligned in a W-E direction. 
Finds:		Flint flakes of LP and MP with later retouching.
Periods MC:	LP, MP, BAC.
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/197d
Coordinates: 	125.4/967.4
Description: 	Remains of 2 hut floors.
Finds:		Micoquian bifacial tools, late lower Palaeolithic.	
Periods MC:	LP. 
Site typology:	Campsite.

HK/198
Coordinates: 	125.9/967.4
Description:	Remains of 2 Palaeolithic hut floors. 
Finds:		Flints. 
Periods MC: 	LP.
Site typology: 	Campsite.
Bibliography:	EA86, p. 311.

HK/199a
Coordinates: 	126.0/967.3
Description: 	Remains of 7 round-oval hut floors arranged in an irregular N-S alignment.
Finds:		Flints of the Upper Palaeolithic period.
		2 Acheulean hand-axes were found near the site.
Periods MC: 	LP, UP. 
Site typology: 	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 311.

HK/199b
Coordinates: 	126.0/967.3
Description: 	North of 199a, a group of 3 small hut floors.
Finds:		Flints of the Middle Palaeolithic period, Levallois technique.
Periods MC: 	MP. 
Site typology: 	Campsite.
Bibliography: 	EA86, p. 311.