Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies - Vol. 34 (2004)
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CONTENTS
Transliteration
(vii)
Summaries of the papers in this volume
(ix-xvi)
Peter J. Parr,
John Dayton and the founding of the Seminar for Arabian Studies
(xvii-xviii)
Southern Arabia
Rémy Crassard & Pierre Bodu,
Préhistoire du Hadramawt (Yémen): nouvelles perspectives
(pages 67-84)
Burkhard Vogt,
Towards a new dating of the great dam of Marib. Preliminary results of the 2002 fieldwork of the German Institute of Archaeology
(pages 377-388)
Norbert Nebes,
A new Abraha inscription from the Great Dam of Marib
(pages 221-230)
Mohammed Maraqten,
The processional road between Old Marib and the Awam temple in the light of a recently discovered inscription from Mahram Bilqis
(pages 157-163)
Peter Stein,
A Sabaic proverb. The Sabaic minuscule inscription Mon.script.sab. 129
(pages 331-341)
Anne Regourd & Noha Sadek,
Nouvelles données sur la topographie de Zabid (Yémen) au dix-huitième siècle
(pages 293-305)
Nancy Um,
Eighteenth-century patronage in Sana: building for the new capital during the second century of the Qasimi imamate
(pages 361-375)
Mikhail Rodionov,
Mashhad Ali revisited: documents from Hadramat
(pages 307-312)
Ester Muchawsky-Schnapper,
An exceptional type of Yemeni necklace from the beginning of the twentieth century as an example of introducing artistic novelty into a traditional craft
(pages 181-192)
Ceramics in Yemen. Trade in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean
William D. Glanzman,
Beyond their borders: a common potting tradition and ceramic horizon within South Arabia during the later first millennium BC through the early first millennium AD
(pages 121-138)
Barbara Davidde, Roberto Petriaggi & David F. Williams,
New data on the commercial trade of the harbour of Kane through the typological and petrographic study of the pottery
(pages 85-100)
Alexandra Porter,
Amphora trade between South Arabia and East Africa in the first millennium BC: a re-examination of the evidence
(pages 261-275)
Roberta Tomber,
Rome and South Arabia: new artefactual evidence from the Red Sea
(pages 351-360)
Carl Phillips, François Villeneuve & William Facey,
A Latin inscription from South Arabia
(pages 239-250)
Anne Regourd,
Trade on the Red Sea during the Ayyubid and Mamluk periods. The Quseir paper manuscript collection 19992003, first data
(pages 277-292)
South-Eastern and Eastern Arabia
Vincent Charpentier,
Trihedral points: a new facet to the "Arabian Bifacial Tradition"?
(pages 53-66)
Mark Beech, Heiko Kallweit & Peter Hellyer,
New archaeological investigations at Abu Dhabi Airport, United Arab Emirates
(pages 1-15)
Heiko Kallweit,
Lithics from the Emirates: the Abu Dhabi Airport sites
(pages 139-145)
Jürgen Schreiber & Jutta Häser,
Archaeological survey at Tiwi and its hinterland
(Central Oman) (pages 319-329)
Caroline Cartwright,
Reconstructing the use of coastal resources at Rams al-Hadd, Oman, in the third millennium BC
(pages 45-51)
Ralph K. Pedersen,
Traditional Arabian watercraft and the ark of the Gilgamesh epic: interpretations and realizations
(pages 231-238)
A. Benoist, V. Bernard, A. Hamel, F. Saint-Genez, J. Schiettecatte, M. Skorupka,
L'Age du Fer à Bithnah (Emirat de Fujairah): campagnes 20012002
(pages 17-34)
Tom Vosmer,
Qalhat, an ancient port of Oman: results of the first mission
(pages 389-404)
H. Stewart Edgell,
The myth of the "lost city of the Arabian sands"
(pages 105-120)
Valeria Fiorani Piacentini,
The mercantile empire of the Tibis: economic predominance, political power, military subordination
(pages 251-260)
William & Fidelity Lancaster, with a technical report by Martin Bridge,
Tree cores from Ras al-Khaimah
(pages 147-156)
Birgit Mershen,
Pots and tombs in Ibra, Oman. Investigations into the archaeological surface record of Islamic cemeteries and the related burial customs and funerary rituals
(pages 165-179)
Yaqoub Salim al-Busaidi,
The protection and management of historic monuments in the Sultanate of Oman: the historic buildings of Oman
(pages 35-44)
Mashary A. al-Naim,
The dynamics of a traditional Arab town: the case of Hofuf, Saudi Arabia
(pages 193-207)
Arabic and Nabataean
François de Blois,
Quran IX:37 and CIH 547
(pages 101-104)
Yosef Tobi,
The orthography of pre-Saadianic Judaeo-Arabic compared with the orthography of the inscriptions of pre-Islamic Arabia
(pages 343-349)
Samia Naïm,
Le traitement syntaxique des relations inaliénables en arabe yéménite de Sana
(pages 209-219)
Janet C.E. Watson,
On the linguistic archaeology of Sana Arabic
(pages 405-412)
Salah Said & M. al-Hamad,
Three short Nabataean inscriptions from Umm al-Jimal
(pages 313-318)
List of the papers read at the thirty-seventh Seminar for Arabian Studies, London, 17-19 July 2003 (pages 413-415)
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