Click on picture to view full-size image	The Goddess of Sha'ar Hagolan
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	The ancient settlement of Sha'ar Hagolan in the Jordan Valley has been intensively excavated in recent years and now is considered the main center of prehistoric art in Israel--and possibly the world. Some 300 art objects, including 70 human-formed figurines made of fired clay and stone, have been uncovered. The most striking of these, a goddess portrayed with wide hips and rolls of fat, is presented here along with the compelling story of the archaeological expedition and its other finds--among them, large courtyard houses and the earliest street network discovered in Israel. 216 pages. 106 color photos. Hardcover. ISBN 965-221-056-0 Israel Exploration Society, 2004.

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