The V-shaped desert kites and their contribution to the Timnian economy
Authors:
- Dani NadelDNDani Nadel
- Guy Bar-OzGBGuy Bar-Oz
- Avi PerevolotskyAPAvi Perevolotsky
- Dan MalkinsonDMDan Malkinson
- 13 January 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Arid Environments
- Vol. 220
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Funding Information
- National Geographic Society (8325-07)
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