A PPNA village of some 13 subcircular houses and other structures stood on four artificial, closely set terraces.
The buildings were similar to those of PPNA Jericho.

Only one human burial was discovered at the PPNA village site.
There were no grave goods in the burial pit, and the skeleton was complete with the exception of the skull, which had been removed - an early example of a practice better known from the later Neolithic.

The remains of the PPNB village are far more scarce, but seem to be in continuation of the PPNA phase.
A PPNA village of some 13 subcircular houses and other structures stood on four artificial, closely set terraces. The buildings were similar to those of PPNA Jericho.
Only one human burial was discovered at the PPNA village site. There were no grave goods in the burial pit, and the skeleton was complete with the exception of the skull, which had been removed - an early example of a practice better known from the later Neolithic.
The remains of the PPNB village are far more scarce, but seem to be in continuation of the PPNA phase.
Nahal Oren (archaeological site)