Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies - Vol. 16 (1986)

CONTENTS

Obituary: Elisabeth Monroe (page 202)

The Oxford meeting 30th July-1st August 1985. Papers given but not included in this volume (page 32)

A.F.L. Beeston , Free and unfree: the Sayhadic case (pages 1-6)

A.F.L. Beeston , The Qatabanic text VL 1 (pages 7-11)

F. de Blois , The 'Abu Sa'idis or so-called "Qarmatians" of Bahrayn (pages 13-21)

B. de Cardi , Harappan finds in a tomb at Ras al-Khaimah, U.A.E. (pages 23-24)

E.C.L. During Caspers , Of corals and ailments in the Ancient Near East (pages 25-31)

P.M. Costa , Further comments on the bilingual inscription from Baraqish (pages 33-36)

A.M. Abu Ezzah , Banu Mukram in Oman (pages 37-43)

B.S.J. Isserlin , Arabian place name types (pages 45-50)

A. Gingrich and J. Heiss , A note on traditional agricultural tools in the Sa'dah Province (with special reference to the Ard) (pages 51-63)

N. Groom , Eastern Arabia in Ptolemy's map (pages 65-75)

P. Kjaerum , Architecture and settlement patterns in 2nd mill. Failaka (pages 77-88)

N. Lowick , An eleventh century coin hoard from Ra's Al-Khaimah and the question of Sohar's decline (pages 89-100)

M.C.A. Macdonald , ABCs and letter order in Ancient North Arabian (pages 101-168)

D.T. Potts , Nippur and Dilmun in the 14th century B.C. (pages 169-174)

R.L. Raikes , Pluvials, playas and palaeolithic (with special reference to Azraq) (pages 175-179)

C. Robin , Du nouveau sur les Yaz'anides (pages 181-197)

L. Al-Gailani Werr , Gulf (Dilmun)-style cylinder seals (pages 199-201)

M.J.L. Young , In praise of the City of the Prophet: The Kitab al-Jawharat al-Thaminah fi Mahasin al-Madinah of Muhammad Kabrit ibn 'Abdallah al-Husayni al-Madani (pages 203-214)

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