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Fig 1.

Map of Israel, location of the Ohalo II site, and the excavated loci from which fish remains were examined for this study.

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Table 1.

List of Lake Kinneret and Jordan Rift valley fish, their maximum total length (TL), presence at Ohalo II, season of breeding (winter in green and spring-summer in red), and breeding area [49, 52, 53, 83].

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Table 2.

Ohalo II fish remains taxonomic composition, species richness and diversity, by studied loci (taxonomic abundance (%) is calculated according to the different taxonomic levels: Family, genus and species, and therefore the total NISP varies).

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Fig 2.

Rarefaction curves for species richness, as a function of NISP, according to the studied loci.

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Table 3.

Total NISP and relative abundance calculated for fish recovered at Ohalo-II, according to the four taxonomic groups* and loci.

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Table 4.

Number of skeletal elements identified at Ohalo II, according to the studied loci and taxonomic group.

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Fig 3.

Cranial vs. postcranial fish remains from Ohalo II, according to taxonomic group and studied loci (fish skeleton modified from [107]).

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Table 5.

Frequency (NISP) and percentage of skeletal elements recovered at Ohalo II, according to anatomical regions, studied loci, and taxonomic group.

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Table 6.

Frequency (NISP), percentage, and survival index (SI) calculated for cranial and postcranial bones, according to the studied loci at Ohalo II.

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Fig 4.

State of bone preservation at Ohalo II, according to studied loci (chi squared test = 944.133; p = 0.0001; df = 6).

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Table 7.

Frequency (NISP) of colors and signs of burning recorded on fish remains from Ohalo II, according to the studied loci.

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Fig 5.

A. Fish remains spatial distribution pattern in Loci 1 (floors I and II combined) and 7 (in Locus 1 areas with a large concentration of edible grains from floor II are marked, after [40]; B. In-situ fish skeletons recovered at Locus 7.

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Table 8.

Comparison between diagnostic criteria of naturally accumulated fish remains vs. fish remains recovered at Ohalo II (OH), according to the studied loci (loci 1, 3, 7, 8).

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Fig 6.

Correspondence analysis of taxonomic groups’ relative abundance (%) in the natural accumulation and at Loci 1, 3, 7, and 8.

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Table 9.

Characteristics of traditional fishing camps based on ethnographic data, compared to Ohalo II characteristics (following [42, 73, 120, 122125].

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