The Nabataeans in Focus: Current Archaeological Research at Petra. Supplement to the Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies: Volume 42 2012 ... the Seminar for Arabian Studies, Supplements)
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PublisherArchaeopress Archaeology
ISBN / ASIN1905739559
ISBN-139781905739554
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Introduction - The Nabataeans in focus (Laïla Nehmé & Lucy Wadeson);
1) Landscapes north of Petra: the Petra Area and Wadi Silaysil Survey (Brown University Petra Archaeological Project, 2010-2011) (Susan E. Alcock & Alex R. Knodell);
2) Nabataean or Late Roman? Reconsidering the date of the built sections and milestones along the Petra-Gaza road (Chaim Ben David);
3) Reinventing the sacred: from shrine to monastery at Jabal Harun (Zbigniew T. Fiema, );
4) Dating the early phases under the temenos of the QaBr al-Bint at Petra (F. Renel, M. Mouton, C. Augé, C. Gauthier, C. Hatté, J-F. Saliège & A. Zazzo);
5) A Nabataean shrine to Isis in Wadi Abu Ullayqah, in the south-west of Petra (Marie-Jeanne Roche);
6) The palaces of the Nabataean kings at Petra (Stephan G. Schmid, Piotr Bienkowski, Zbigniew T. Fiema & Bernhard Kolb);
7) The funerary landscape of Petra: results from a new study (Lucy Wadeson);
8) The International Aslah Project, Petra: new research and new questions (Robert Wenning in cooperation with Laurent Gorgerat).
1) Landscapes north of Petra: the Petra Area and Wadi Silaysil Survey (Brown University Petra Archaeological Project, 2010-2011) (Susan E. Alcock & Alex R. Knodell);
2) Nabataean or Late Roman? Reconsidering the date of the built sections and milestones along the Petra-Gaza road (Chaim Ben David);
3) Reinventing the sacred: from shrine to monastery at Jabal Harun (Zbigniew T. Fiema, );
4) Dating the early phases under the temenos of the QaBr al-Bint at Petra (F. Renel, M. Mouton, C. Augé, C. Gauthier, C. Hatté, J-F. Saliège & A. Zazzo);
5) A Nabataean shrine to Isis in Wadi Abu Ullayqah, in the south-west of Petra (Marie-Jeanne Roche);
6) The palaces of the Nabataean kings at Petra (Stephan G. Schmid, Piotr Bienkowski, Zbigniew T. Fiema & Bernhard Kolb);
7) The funerary landscape of Petra: results from a new study (Lucy Wadeson);
8) The International Aslah Project, Petra: new research and new questions (Robert Wenning in cooperation with Laurent Gorgerat).
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