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Fig 1.

Aerial view of the Shamir Dolmen Field.

(1) Mount Hermon; (2) The Golan Heights; (3) Kibbutz Shamir; (4) The upper basalt flow step; (5) The lower flow basalt step; note dolmens scattered on the steps.

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Fig 2.

Map of Shamir Dolmen Field (after Kagan 1960 [19]).

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Fig 3.

Aerial photo of the study area indicating the location of Dolmens 1–4.

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Fig 4.

Dolmen 3.

a. General view from above; scale 2 meters. b. Location of Dolmen 3 central chamber 3a and sub-chambers 3b to 3e; scale 5 meters.

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Fig 5.

Dolmen 3a central chamber.

a. Outside view looking southeast. 1. capstone; 2–3. corridor covering slabs; 4. corridor wall stone. b. Inner view of chamber 3a before excavation; location of rock art panel is indicated; scale 50cm.

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Fig 6.

Westward and southward sections of Dolmen 3 central Chamber 3a.

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Fig 7.

Dolmen 3 central chamber 3a floor plan at the beginning of excavation.

Location of excavated area, bone concentration and Section 1 are marked.

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Fig 8.

Bones and ceramic remains exposed in central chamber 3a.

Scale 10cm.

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Fig 9.

Dolmen 3 central chamber 3a section 1 (for location see Fig 7).

Scale 10cm.

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Fig 10.

Finds from Dolmen 3 excavation.

a. Ceramic remains. b. Beads.

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Fig 11.

The rock art panel engraved on the ceiling of Dolmen 3 central chamber 3a.

a. General view looking toward the northeast. b. General view from below. c. 3D model of the panel.

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Fig 12.

Rock art panel detail.

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