Space, Kinship and Gender (ص 29)

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Space, Kinship and Gender (ص 29)

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entage of villages deserted between
| the end of the nineteenth centuries. We
reas, while the highlands
Amiran demonstrates that while the
nhabited sites in Palestine 3
2 Shephela (western slopes of the
"The Shephe has m
abandoned sites as the average
(Amiran, 19533; p- 207) .
strip
settled areas.
Samu, and ed-Dhahirieh-
frontiers. These villa
were located along the southern and eastern
ges were the largest in both area and
population (Amiran, 1953: 7).
efers to both abandoned ancient
Khirab in the context of this work
nts. Unlike the permanent peasant villages
mpact and close layout, the
‘led in size from
shirab had widely spaced
watchman towers to small villages,
1 most were made up of a few mud huts.
only :
harvest and sowing times. Very often fields were distant
seasons,
from their villages
r As a result, gers were more likely tx
ght in their fields, and hence they built humble mud or
anatir | | -ad f
e structures were also used to store agricultura
Spend the n
into
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