GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Before a group of visitors at Qasr al-Basha, also known as the Pasha’s Palace Museum, in the old town of al-Daraj neighborhood in Gaza City, tour guide Nariman Khalleh performed her job skillfully but was not as clear in explaining when it came to faunal remains.
Khalleh, along with her colleagues working in the field of antiquities in the Gaza Strip, enrolled in a training program on faunal analysis, a branch of archaeology focusing on the remains of animals at archaeological sites.
