This paper examines the distribution of known sites in the Central District against the agricultural potential of the landscape, using a computer application known as Geogrophic Information Systems (GIS). The ambitious goal of deriving a predictive model to assist in future archaeological surveys could not be reached. But along the way.,the researcher stumbled on a curious pattern in the distribution of earlier and later Iron Age sites: they seem to have occupied different landscapes. The reason remains to be examined.
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