Biger, G. (1976). Early British
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Biger, G. (1976). Small Christian
communities in Jerusalem and Bethlehem. In A. Shmueli and D. Grossman (eds.) Judea
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Biger, G. (1978). Garden suburb of
Jerusalem – planning and development during the early British period. Cathedra,
6, 108-131. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1978). Mohamed Ali's
map of 1841. Middle Eastern Studies, 14(3), 323-325.
Biger, G. (1979). The role of British
regime in changing the landscape of Palestine, 1918-1929, Occasional Papers,
35, London: Department of Geography, University College.
Biger, G. (1981). Urban Planning
and enforcement of by-Laws. Jerusalem: Institute for Israeli Studies, 1.
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Biger, G. (1981). The economic plan of
the Mandatory Government, Cathedra, 15, 200-203. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1981). The establishment of
the southern boundary of Palestine after World War I. The New East, 31,
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Biger, G. (1981). The delimitation of the
eastern boundary of Palestine. Cathedra, 20, 203-206. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1981). Where was Palestine?
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2, 153- 160.
Biger, G. (1981). The development of the
built-up area of Jerusalem in the first decade of the British period. In E.
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Biger, G. (1981). The structural and
distribution of Palestine industry 1927 – a typical Mediterranean industry at
an early stage of development. In Historical changes in spatial organization
and its experience in the Mediterranean world (pp. 93-107). Genova: Bozzi
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Gavish D. and Biger, G. (1981). The
history of the mapping of Palestine. Cathedra, 20, 207-216.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1982). The creation of
Palestine. In Y. Porat and Y. Shavit (eds.), The Mandate and the National
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Biger, G. (1982). Different attitudes
toward the delimitation of Palestine at the eve of the delimitation of the
country. In Y. Aviram (ed.), Research of Palestine, pp. 22-31, Jerusalem.
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Biger, G. (1982). The perception of the
boundaries of Eretz Israel (Palestine) in the eyes of the “First Alia” people. Horizons
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Biger, G. (1982). Political and geographical
arguments in the delimitation of the northern boundary of Palestine during the
Mandate period. In A. Shmueli et al. (eds.) The Galilee lands, pp.
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Shavit, Y. and Biger G. (1982). Regime,
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Biger, G. and Dagan, N. (1982).
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Biger, G. and Ben-Arzi, Y. (1982). The
Galilee in the Mandate period. In Shmueli et al. (eds.) The Galilee Lands,
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Brawer, M. and G. Biger, (1982). The Arab
hinterland of Netania, In Brawer, M. and Shmueli, E. (ed.) The book of
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Biger, G. (1983). National Homeland or
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Biger, G. (1983). The distribution of the
industry in Palestine in the early Mandate period. Economic Quarterly, 29(115),
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Biger, G. (1983). The first political map
of Egypt, Cartographica 19(3-4), 83-89.
Biger, G. (1983). The territorial
organization of the British regime in Palestine. Horizons in Geography, 9-10,
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Biger, G. (1983). European Influence on
Town Planning in Palestine, 1880-1920. Oxford: CUCANZUS.
Gavish D. and Biger, B. (1983). Initial
use of aerial photography in town mapping, Survey Review, 27(208),
81-91.
Biger, G. (1984). The industry in the
towns and districts of Palestine in the early Mandate period, Cathedra 29,
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Biger, G. (1984). European influence on
town planning and town building in Palestine, 1850-1920, Urbanism Past and
Present, 19, 1(17), 30-35.
Biger, G. and Kartin, A. (1984). The
Esdraelon swamps – were they a legend? , Cathedra 30, 179-182.
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Biger, G. (1985). Municipal elections in
British Palestine. State, Government and International Relations, 24,
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Gavish D. and Biger, G. (1985).
Innovative cartography in Palestine, 1917-1918. The Cartographical Journal,
22, 38-44.
Biger, G. (1986). Urban hierarchy of
British Palestine. Research in the geography of Israel, 12, 87-108.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1986). The dispersion of the
Jewish population of Jerusalem during the Mandate period. Cathedra 39,
125-140. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1986). Urban planning, open
space and garden suburbs in Jerusalem in the 1920's, Zionism, 7,
1(13), 1-10.
Biger, G. (1986). The influence of rural landscape
on the delimitation of international boundaries. In J. Peltre (ed.)
Transformations parcellaire et de l’habitat rural (pp. 51-56). Nancy:
Presses Universitaires de Nancy.
Biger, G. and Rubinstein, S. (1986).
Early attempt of Jewish settlements in the Arava and Gulf of Eilat during the
Mandate period. The Zionism, 11, 271-277.
Biger, G. (1987). The first political map
of Sinai. In G. Gvirzman, et al. Sinai, (pp. 907-912). Tel-Aviv,
Ministry of Defense publishing house. (Hebrew)
Har-Even, D. and Biger, G. (1987). The
Makabia Stadium – A modern relict. In Y. Ben-Arieh, et al. (eds.), Research
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Biger, G. (1988). The Northern Fence –
The first military fence in Palestine. In Y. Wallach, et al. (eds.), War
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Biger, G. (1988). Physical Geography and
Law, the case of international river boundaries, GeoJournal, 17.3,
341-347.
Biger, G. (1988). The international
boundary between Israel and Egypt. Cathedra, 88, 161-162.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1988). The American View of
the Tel-Hai Affair. The Journal of Israeli History, 19,1,
91-94.
Liphschitz, N., Lev-Yadun, S. and Biger,
G. (1988). The origin of the wooden houses of the American Colony in Jaffa, Cathedra,
47, 70-78. (Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N., Lev-Yadun, S. and Biger,
G. (1988). Timber in the first buildings of Mikwe Israel. Rothem,
26, 62-72. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1989). The buildings of Jerusalem
during the British Mandate period. In H. Lavski, (ed.) Jerusalem in the
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Biger, G. (1989). The names and
boundaries of Eretz Israel as a reflection of its history. In R. Kark (ed.), The
Land that Became Israel, (pp. 1-22). Yale: Yale University Press and Magnes
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Biger, G. (1989). The American consulate
in Palestine and the 1920-1921 disturbances, Cathedra, 49,
133-159. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1989). The Shatt al Arab river
boundary: a note. Middle Eastern Studies, 25(2), 249-252.
Biger, G. (1989). Patrick Geddes’ poem
about the Jewish “Return to Zion”. Beeri, 1, 35-44. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1989). Iran–Iraq
Boundary – An Anatomy of a boundary line. Tel-Aviv: Skirot. (Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, B. (1989).
Cypress in Eretz Israel during antiquity. Israel Journal of Botany,
38, 35-45.
Liphschitz N. and Biger, G. (1989).
Identification of timber and dating of historical buildings in Eretz Israel by
dendrohistorical and dendrochronological methods. Dendrochronologia, 6,
99-110.
Biger, G. (1989). A Scotsman in the First Hebrew City. Ariel,
77-78, 15-20. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1990). First American
involvement’s in Palestine during the Mandate period, Israel – Land and
People, 5-6(23-24), 257-266. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1990). Geographical and other
arguments in delimitation the boundaries of British Palestine. In C.
Grundy-Warr (ed.) International Boundaries and Boundary Conflict Resolution
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Liphschitz, N., Biger, G. and Mandel, Z.
(1990). Did Aleppo pine cover the mountain of Palestine in the Past? Israel
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Liphschitz N. and Biger, G. (1990).
Dominance of Quercus Calliprinos (Kermes oak) and Pistacia Palaestina
(Terebinth) association in the Mediterranean territory of Israel in the past. Journal
of Vegetational Science, 1, 67- 70.
Biger, G. (1991). Geographical
organization of Palestine during the military administration, 1917-1920. In M.
Eliav, (ed.) Siege and Distress,
(pp. 248-259). Jerusalem: Yad Ben Zvi, (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1991). A geographical analysis
of imperial rule: The British regime in Eretz Israel (Palestine), 1917-1929. In
J. Aviram, and A. Shachar, (eds.) Eretz-Israel 22, (pp. 27-35)
Jerusalem: The Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1991). The French revolution
and the first modern map of Israel. L'influence de la revolution francaise sur
les armees en France en Europe et dans le monde. 15th international conference
of military history, Paris, 1989. Tome ii, pp. 237-242.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1991).
Micro and Macro Climatic Changes in Israel and the Middle East during the last
10,000 years: A historical-botanical viewpoint. In M. Graber et al. (eds.),
Regional Implications of Future Climatic Change (pp. 57-74). Jerusalem:
Israel Academy of Science.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1991). The
early distribution of Pinus Brutia - a reassessment based on
dendroarchaeological and dendrohistorical evidence from Israel. The
Holocene, 1(2), 157-161.
Biger, G. ands Liphschitz, N. (1991).
Regional dendrohistory and timber analysis: the use of wood in building of 19th
century Jaffa. Mediterranean Historical Review 6, 86-104.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1991).
Historical geography and botany: timber in the 19th century Old City of
Jerusalem. Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 123, 4-18.
Liphschitz, N., Gophna, R., Hartman, M.
and Biger, G. (1991). Beginning of olive (Olea Europaea) cultivation in the Old
World: a reassessment. Journal of Archaeological Science, 18,
441-453.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1991).
Cedar of Lebanon (Cedrus Libani) in Eretz Israel during antiquity. Israel
Exploration Journal, 41, 167-175.
Biger, G. (1992). Geographical Analysis
of British Imperial rule: The case of Palestine 1917-1929. In R. Allen, H.
Baker and G. Biger (eds.). Ideology and Landscape in Historical Perspective,
(pp. 121-151). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Biger, G. (1992). Patrick Geddes and the
first urban plan of Tel Aviv. Scottish Geographical Magazine, 108,
4-8.
Biger, G. (1992). Legal problems in the
delimitation of boundaries in rivers and lakes – the case of the Jordan River
and the Dead Sea. Low and Army, 11-12, 75-91. (Hebrew)
Ben-Meir, D. and Biger, G. (ed.)
(1992). Encyclopaedia of Tel-Aviv: Education and Culture. Tel-Aviv:
Me Vema Betikshoret Leumit.
Allan R., Baker, H. and Biger, G. (eds.)
(1992). Ideology and Landscape in Historical Perspective. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1992). The
rural dwelling house in 19th century Palestine - a dendrohistorical view. Area,
24, 45-55.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1992). The
Navot Kerem – A vineyard or olive grove? Bet Mikra, 37, 119-121.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1992).
Timber in the “First Aliya” buildings. Horizons in Geography, 33-34, 43-58.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Grossman, D. (1992).
Population dispersion in the traditional villages in Palestine. Cathedra,
63, 108-121. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1992). Tree
ring and dendrohistorical investigations in Israel - The use of imported timber
in 19th century Israel. LUNDQUA, 34, 30-33.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1992).
Israel: historical timber trade in the Levant: the use of imported Cedrus
Libani in construction of buildings in Israel from ancient times to the early
twentieth century. LUNDQUA, 34, 202-206.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1992).
Building in Eretz Israel throughout the ages - one cause for the destruction of
cedar forests of the Near East. GeoJournal, 27(4), 345-352.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1992).
Secondary and thirdly uses of Cedrus Libani timber. Kadmoniot, 25(97-98)
(1-2), 19-22. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1993). The delimitation of the
Golan Highth during the Mandate period. In A. Degani, et al. (eds.), The
Golan and the Hermon, (pp. 577-588). Tel-Aviv: Ministry of Defense
publishing house. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1993). Tree
ring research of the 19th century American construction in Israel. Dendrochronologia,
11, 139-150.
Biger, G. and Grossman, D. (1993).
Village and town population in Palestine during the Mandate period and their
relevance to archaeology. The 2nd International Congress of Biblical
Archaeology, 1990, Paper Supplementies, pp. 19-30, Jerusalem.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1994).
British forest policy in Mandate Palestine, Horizons in Geography, 40-41,
5-16. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1994). An Empire in the
Holy Land - Historical Geography of the British Administration In Palestine. New York: Magnes
Press and St. Martin Press.
Biger, G. (1994). Rise and fall of
Aleppo Pine as the main afforestation tree in Israel. Jerusalem: K.K.L.
(Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1994). River and lake boundaries
in Israel. In H. Clive, Shcofield and N. Richard Shcofield (eds.) The Middle
East and North Africa (World Boundaries Vol. 2), (pp. 99-109). London:
Routhledge.
Liphschitz N. and Biger, G. (1994).
Cultural, historical geography and botany - the wooden houses of the American
Colony in Jaffa, Eretz Israel. Geographical Research, 14, 97-108.
Biger, G. (1995). The Dead Sea: A Case
For Transboundary Mineral Exploitation. In G. Blake et al. (eds.) The
Peaceful Management of Transboundary Resources, (pp. 111-117). London:
Graham and Trotmen.
Biger, G. (1995). The southern boundary
of Israel during the modern time. In J. Aviram, et al. (ed.) Eilat and the
Arava, (pp. 368-376). Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1995).
Australian trees in the Land of Israel 1865-1950, The Journal of Israeli
History, 16, 235-244.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1995).
Foreign tree species as construction timber in 19th century Palestine. Journal
of Historical Geography, 21, 262-277.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1995).
Timber trades in ancient Palestine. Tel Aviv, 22, 121-127.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1995). Sand
dune reclamation in British Palestine. In I.G. Simmons and A.M. Mannion (eds.), Changing Nature of the People
Environment Relationship: Evidence From A Variety of Archives (pp. 47-55).
Proceedings of International Geographical Union Commission on Historical
Monitoring of Environmental Changes Meeting, August 18-21, 1994, Prihrazy,
Czech Republic, Prague.
Biger, G. (1996). Town planning in
the British Mandate Period. Open University. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (1996). Maps as evidence in
legal discussions concerning boundaries. Horizons in Geography,
44-45, 91-95. (Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1996). A wooden
shipwreck at Dor (Dor H): dendroarchaeological research. In S.A. Kinsley and K.
Raveh (eds.), The Ancient Harbor and Anchorage at Dor, Israel, (p. 96).
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Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1996).
Geographical dendrohistorical research in Israel. In Y. Grados and G.
Liphschitz (eds.), The Mosaic of Israeli Geography, (pp. 475-481).
Beer-sheva: Ben Gurion University of the Negev Press.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1996).
Zionist forestation policy in Palestine 1895-1948. Cathedra, 80,
88-108. (Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N., Kark, R and Biger, G.
(1996). Botanical methods in the Historical Geography of Palestine, North
American Wood in an Arab Village Oil Press. In A. Helzer, and D. Eitam (Eds.), Olive
Wood and Olive Oil in Antiquity, (pp. 215-221). Saragon: Padova.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1996).
Afforestation policy of the Zionist Movement in Palestine 1895-1948. In C.
Watkins (ed.), Advance in Forest and Woodland History, pp. 165-180.
British Ecological Society, Nottingham University (paper).
Biger, G. (1997). Boundaries in rivers
and lakes, - general and particular in the boundaries of Israel. State,
Government and International relations, 41-42, 208-216.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1997). Is
the citron the Biblical “Hadar Fruit”? Beit Mikra. 148, 28-33.
(Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G., (1997). The
use of Middle Eastern timber in 19th century buildings in Palestine.
In Z. Safrai, et al. (eds.) Land Research, (pp. 205- 220),
Ramat-Gan, Bar Ilan University Press.
(Hebrew)
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1997). The
fixations of the coastal sand dunes during the Mandate period. Horizons in
Geography, 46-47, 21-38.
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1997). Domestication of exotic trees in
Mandatory Palestine. Cathedra, 85, 126-161.
Liphschitz, N., Biger, G., Bonani, G. and
Woolphi, W. (1997). Comparative dating methods: Botanical identification and
14C dating of carved panels and beams from the Al-Aksa Mosque in Jerusalem. Journal
of Archaeological Science, 24, 1045-1050.
Biger, G.
(1997). The Encyclopedia of International Boundaries. New York: Facts on
Files, p. 544.
Liphschitz,
N. and Biger, G. (1997). The Trees of Israel, Jerusalem: Ariel. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. and Liphschitz, N. (1998). On
the miracle of planting in the desert during Biblical times. Beit Mikra,
153, 161-174.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1998). Old
versus new – timber analysis of Acre and Haifa in nineteenth century Palestine.
Historical Geography, 26, 177-186.
Liphschitz, N. and Biger, G. (1998).
Timber analysis of the Russian construction in Israel. In R. Straviskiene and
R. Juknys (eds.), Dendrochrology and Environmental Trends (pp. 27-36).
Kaunas: Vytatus Magnus University.
Biger, G. (1999). Takhtit al-
Hudud - The Encyclopedia of Islam,
Leiden, The Netherlands. Kluewer.
Biger, G. (1999). The boundaries of
Mandatory Palestine: How the past influences the Future. Israel Affairs,
5 (4), 108-119.
Biger, G. (1999). International
boundaries in Samaria, In Y. Eshel (ed.), Research of Judea and Sameria
(pp. 255-262). Jerusalem: Ariel. (Hebrew)
Biger G. and Liphschitz, H. (1999).
Timber in the traditional Arab houses in Palestine. Cathedra, 92, 199-202. (Hebrew)
Biger, G. (2000). Applied historical
geography: Budweiser Beer against Budvar Beer. In Y. Ben-Artzi, et al. (eds.), Studies
in Geography and history (pp. 134-142). Jerusalem: Magnes Press (Hebrew)