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Book SynopsisThis volume reports on a Nabataean campground, which provides unique testimony to the flexible character of Nabataean settlement design, and provides detailed information on the Nabataean necropolis, which shows parallels with those at both Petra and Hegra.
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Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
List of Figures
List of Tables
1. Introduction: Project Objectives and Excavation Areas (J.P. Oleson, R. Schick)
2. The System of Ceramics Analysis and Reporting (K. ‘Amr, J.P. Oleson, V.E. Holmqvist-Saukkonen)
3. The Nabataean Campground (Field C124) (J.P. Oleson)
4. The Necropolis (Field A) (J.P. Oleson, J. Somogyi)
5. Field F102: Nabataean Cistern, Byzantine Church, and Early Islamic House (J.P. Oleson, K. ‘Amr)
6. Field B100: Byzantine Church and Early Islamic House (J.P. Oleson)
7. Field C101: Byzantine Church (R. Schick)
8. Field C119: Byzantine Church (R. Schick)
9. Field B126: Byzantine Church (R. Schick)
10. Human, Animal, and Plant Remains (M. Perry, M.Y. Najjar, M. Finnegan, D.L. Reese, J. Ramsay)
11. Tomb Groups (J.P. Oleson, L. Shumka, J. Ramsay)
12. Metal Finds, Coins, Bone, Ivory, Shell, Plaster, and Terracotta Objects (J.P. Oleson, E. De Bruijn, D. Dudley, M. Smith)
13. Ecclesiastical Marble, Inscriptions, and Miscellaneous Stone Finds (R. Schick, J.P. Oleson, K. al-Bashaireh, D. Graf, N. Herz, G. Rowe)
14. Glass (J. Jones)
15. Analysis and Conclusions (J.P. Oleson, R. Schick)
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