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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)
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The Origins and Design of Nabataean Water-Supply Systems 1995 / (13 pages)
John Peter Oleson
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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La protection du site de Pétra à l'époque nabatéenne 1995 / (5 pages)
Zeidoun al-Muheisen
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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The Technology of the Hydrological System at Abila of the Decapolis 1995 / (10 pages)
W. Harold Mare
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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The Water Mills of the `Ajlun-Kufranja Valley: The Relationship of Technology, Society and Settlement 1995 / (9 pages)
Joseph A. Greene
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 05 / (SHAJ)
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General Introduction to the Theme "Sites and Settlements in Jordan" 1992 / (10 pages)
Fredericq-Homes Denyse
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 04 / (SHAJ)
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Demographic Issues in Pleistocene Prehistory: A Perspective from Wadi al-Hammeh 1992 / (5 pages)
Phillip C. Edwards
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 04 / (SHAJ)
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Periods of Ore Exploitation and Metal Production in the Area of Feinan, Wadi `Arabah, Jordan 1992 / (6 pages)
Andreas Hauptmann , Gerd Weisgerber
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 04 / (SHAJ)
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Ancient Settlement Patterns in the Northwest Ard al-Karak 1992 / (6 pages)
Udo F. Ch. Worschech
from: Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan 04 / (SHAJ)