Cool! Stone circles to hold timbers for a housing structure. Makes sense, if the ground is too rocky to dig post holes.
One strange comment: they found gazelle and bird bones, concluding that the peoples interacted with others further afield because they were 'non-native species'. What, did they have refrigerated trucks to transport this meat from far away? Surely those species were native at the time - isn't this finding pretty much a smoking gun for that?
Anyway, I like their interpretation of structures as domestic, instead of the lazy 'ritual purpose' explanation.
One strange comment: they found gazelle and bird bones, concluding that the peoples interacted with others further afield because they were 'non-native species'. What, did they have refrigerated trucks to transport this meat from far away? Surely those species were native at the time - isn't this finding pretty much a smoking gun for that?
Anyway, I like their interpretation of structures as domestic, instead of the lazy 'ritual purpose' explanation.