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Hellenistic-Imperial animal sculpture in south Syria : between ''foreign influence'' and ''independence'' 2004 / (8 pages)
S. Felicia Meynersen
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Should visitor access to sites ever be limited for reasons of conservation ? If so, how can access and conservation be reconciled 2004 / (5 pages)
Nofa Nasser
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Refining Paleolithic land-use models from west-central Jordan 2004 / (8 pages)
Michael P. Neeley
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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''Romanization'' at Hawara (al-Ḥumayma) ? The character of ''Roman'' culture at a desert fortress 2004 / (8 pages)
John Peter Oleson
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Ancient Arabs, Jews and Greeks on the shores of the Dead Sea 2004 / (10 pages)
Konstantinos D. Politis
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Lithic production at the pre pottery Neolithic A, site of Ẓahrat adh-Dhrā` 2 and its context 2004 / (9 pages)
Ghattas J. Sayej
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Aspects of tomb architecture in Petra : a reflection of Nabataean craftsmanship and building techniques 2004 / (7 pages)
May Shaer
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Ethnicity during the Neolithic : a mosaic of cultures 2004 / (5 pages)
Alan H. Simmons
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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The distribution of Nabataean pottery and the organisation of Nabataean long distance trade 2004 / (12 pages)
Stephan G. Schmid
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)
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Jordan between Mesopotamia and Egypt in the Bronze and Iron Ages 2004 / (6 pages)
John Strange
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 08 / (SHAJ)