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Proceedings
of the Seminar for Arabian Studies - Vol. 30 (2000)
ISBN 2-503-50830-8
- Price: £34.00
+ pp.
CONTENTS
Summaries of the papers in
this volume (pages 7-11)
S. Bandyopadhyay, From the twilight of cultural memory: the bumah
in the mosques of central Oman (pages 13-25)
M. Barceló, H. Kirchner and J. Torró, Going around
Zafar (Yemen), the Banu Ru'ayn field survey: hydraulic archaeology and
peasant work (pages 27-39)
M. Beech, J. Elders and E. Shepherd, Reconsidering the 'Ubaid of
the Southern Gulf: new results from excavations on Dalma Island, U.A.E.
(pages 41-47)
J-F. Breton, The Wadi Surban (District of Bayhan, Yemen) (pages
49-59)
A. Carbó, J. Córdoba, A. Muñoz & P. Ramos,
Retrieving the life of the Iron Age. Archaeological excavations and geophysical
survey at Al-Madam (U.A.E. Sharjah). Impressions after the 1999 season
(pages 61-68)
V. Charpentier, D.E. Angelucci, S. Méry and J-F. Saliège,
Autour de la mangrove morte de Suwayh, l'habitat VIe-Ve millénaires
de Suwayh SWY-11, Sultanat d'Oman (pages 69-85)
C. Darles, Les structures d'irrigation du Wadi Surban au Yémen
(pages 87-97)
A.T. ElMahi, Traditional fish preservation in Oman: the seasonality
of a subsistence strategy (pages 99-113)
J. Häser, Formation and transformation processes of oasis
settlements in the Sultanate of Oman: preliminary report on a new field
project (pages 115-118)
M.M. Ibrahim & A.T. ElMahi, A Survey between Quriyat and Sur
in the Sultanate of Oman (1997) (pages 119-136)
H. Kiesewetter, H-P. Uerpmann and S.A. Jasim, Neolithic jewellery
from Jebel Al-Buhais 18 (pages 137-146)
S. Naïm, Fenugreek in the culture of the highlands of Yemen
(pages 147-149)
V. Naumkin and V. Porkhomovsky, The Serpent in the traditional
culture of Mahra and Socotra (pages 151-155)
E. Olijdam, Towards a more balanced assessment of land use on Bahrain
during the City II period (pages 157-163)
J. Orchard, Oasis Town or Tower Hamlets? Bisya during the Al-Hajar
period (pages 165-175)
V. Fiorani Piacentini, Harmuz and the 'Umani and Arabian World
(fifteenth century) (pages 177-188)
J. Retsö, Where and what was Arabia Felix? (pages 189-192)
M. al-Thenayian, A dated inscribed restoration stone of the well
of Al-Sa'diyyah Pilgrim Station, Saudi Arabia (pages 193-204)
W.Y. Al Tikriti and S. Méry, Tomb N at Hili and the question
of subterranean graves during the Umm an-Nar period (pages 205-219)
S. Traboulsi, Lamak ibn Malik al-Hammadi and Sulayhid-Fatimid Relations
(pages 221-227)
M. Uerpmann, H-P. Uerpmann and S.A. Jasim, Stone Age nomadism in
SE-Arabia - palaeo-economic considerations on the neolithic site of Al-Buhais
18 in the Emirate of Sharjah, U.A.E. (pages 229-234)
T. Vosmer, Ships in the ancient Arabian Sea: the development of
a hypothetical reed boat model (pages 235-242)
A. 'U. al-Zayla'i, Calligraphy and Calligraphers in 'Ashm - Saudi
Arabia 2nd-5th/8th-11th Centuries (pages 243-255)
M. C. Ziolkowski and S.A.M. Hasan, Three petroglyphs from the Emirate
of Fujairah, U.A.E. (pages 257-265)
W. Dostal, Comments on 'Identities and economics: mountain and
coastal Ras Al-Khaimah', by William and Fidelity Lancaster, from Proceedings
of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 29 (1999): 89-94. (pages 267-268)
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