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Pottery Marks from the Expedition to the Dead Sea Plain 1995 / (17 pages)
Nancy Lapp
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Neutron Activation Analysis of Clay and Late Third Millennium Pottery from Iktanu, Jericho and Jerusalem: First Results 1995 / (13 pages)
G.W.A. Newton and Kay Prag
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Metallic Burnished Early Bronze Age Ware from Tall Abu al-Kharaz 1995 / (10 pages)
Peter M. Fischer and Eva Toivonen-Skage
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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A Comparison of Bronze and Iron Age Pottery Production Based on Material from the Madaba Plains Region 1995 / (4 pages)
Gloria Anne London
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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An Investigation into the Firing of Nabataean Pottery 1995 / (8 pages)
James R.B. Mason and Khairieh `Amr
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Nabataean Fine Ware from Petra 1995 / (11 pages)
Stephan G. Schmid
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Late Roman Pottery from az-Zantur, Petra 1995 / (7 pages)
Yvonne Gerber
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Measuring Long-Term Change in the Human Food Niche: A Levantine Example 1995 / (11 pages)
Michael P. Neeley and Geoffrey A. Clark
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Balanophagy and the Bedrock Industries of Ancient Jordan 1995 / (7 pages)
Randall W. Younker
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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Traditional Bedouin Agriculture at Petra: Ethnoarchaeological Insights into the Evolution of Food Production 1995 / (13 pages)
Kenneth W. Russell
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)