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American Schools of Oriental Research - ASOR Archaeological Reports

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	ASOR Archaeological Reports 16 The Ayl to Ras an-Naqab Archaeological Survey, Southern Jordan 2005-2007 by Burton MacDonald, Larry G. Herr, D. Scott Quaintance, Geoffrey A. Clark, and Michael C. A. Macdonald Presented here are the results of the ARNAS project, a systematic survey of the southern segment of the Transjordanian Plateau, that is, the Edomite Plateau. Encompassing the region from the village of Ayl in the north to the edge of the escarpment at Ras ... Hardback. Not yet published - advance orders taken. Price GB £65.00
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 15 Humayma Excavation Project, I: Resources, History and the Water-Supply System by John Peter Oleson, with technical reports by G. Brown, M. Finnegan, J.D. Mitchell and C.T. Shay Humayma, ancient Hawara, was the only significant settlement in the Hisma, the desert between Petra and Aqaba. Founded by a Nabataean king in the late first century B.C., the site flourished for 750 years as a Nabataean, Roman, Byzantine, and Early Islamic settlement. In 25 years of survey and excavation, the author has recovered unique architectural and artifactual remains of all these cultures. In this final report volume, the first of four, he ... Hardback. Price GB £65.00
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 14 Khirbat Iskandar: Final Report on the Early Bronze IV Area C "Gateway" and Cemeteries edited by Suzanne Richard, Jesse C. Long Jr, Paul S. Holdorf, and Glen Peterman This volume is the first in a planned series of final reports on the Archaeological Expedition to Khirbat Iskandar and its Environs, Jordan, begun in 1981 by Principal Investigator, Suzanne Richard of Gannon University. Khirbat Iskandar is an important Early Bronze Age site situated on the Wâdi al-Walâ north of Dhiban. Due to its extensive stratified Early Bronze IV (ca. 23002000 BCE) occupation on the tell, Khirbat Iskandar is a seminal site for ... Hardback. Price GB £65.00
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 11 Shechem IV: The Persian-Hellenistic Pottery of Shechem/Tell Balât'ah by Nancy L. Lapp This is the final publication of the Persian and Hellenistic pottery from the American Joint Expedition to Shechem, 1956-1968. Since these were the last periods of occupation of the site, most of the pottery comes from the early seasons, especially 1956, 1957, 1960, and 1962. The later strata were defined by these excavations as Early Persian (Stratum V) and Early Hellenistic to Late Hellenistic (Strata IV-I). This volume presents the complete ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £55.00, Our Price GB £9.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 10 Tel Tanninim Excavations at Krokodeilon Polis, 1996-1999 by Robert R Stieglitz Following the annexation of Samaria by Sargon II, around 700 BC, a new settlement was established just south of the urban center at Tel Dor. The site, known as Krokodeilon Polis "Crocodile City" to the Greeks (modern Tel Tanninim), was excavated from 1996 to 1999 by the Tanninim Archaeological Project, revealing significant Persian and Hellenistic period remains. Located on the Crocodile River in the Sharon Plain in Israel, this fishing village ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £45.00, Our Price GB £6.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 9 The Tafila-Busayra archaeological survey 1999-2001, west-central Jordan by Burton MacDonald This report presents the archaeological evidence for human settlement and land use in the Tafila-Busayra region of southern Jordan from the Palaeolithic (ca. 500,000 BP) to the 20th century AD. The 480-square-kilometre survey stretched from Tafila and Busayra in the west to Jurf ad-Darawish in the east, adjoining areas earlier surveyed by MacDonald - the Wadi al-Hasa (1979-1983) and the southern Ghor and northeast Arabah (1985-1986). Using a ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £65.00, Our Price GB £14.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 8 Sotira Kaminoudhia: An Early Bronze Age Site in Cyprus edited by Stuart Swiny, George Rapp, and Ellen Herscher The excavations at Sotira Kaminoudhia in southern Cyprus revealed the remains of tombs and an Early Bronze Age settlement. This is the first Early Bronze Age settlement to be excavated in Cyprus, an era previously known only from mortuary deposits. This ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £75.00, Our Price GB £6.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 7 Engendering Aphrodite: Women and Society in Ancient Cyprus edited by Diane Bolger and Nancy Serwint The last three decades have witnessed the introduction of gendered approaches to the social sciences in general, and archaeology in particular, developing initially within the rubric of womens studies by American feminist and other politically minded academics who formed part of the Womens Movement of the early 1970s. By examining archaeological remains from the perspective of gender, we can begin to formulate approaches to the study of past ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £70.00, Our Price GB £9.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 6 Shechem III by Edward F Campbell This volume presents the stratigraphy and architectural remains of the tell of ancient (biblical) Shechem on the eastern outskirts of the modern municipality of Nablus, in what was at the time of excavation the independent village of Balatah. First identified as an ancient ruin and proposed as ancient Shechem in 1903, the site was excavated by an Austro-German team between 1913 and 1934, and by the Drew-McCormick Archaeological Expedition, later ... Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £125.00, Our Price GB £14.95
	ASOR Archaeological Reports 6 Shechem 1: The Middle Bronze IIB Pottery by Dan P Cole This volume reports on, and catalogues, the pottery from the Middle Bronze IIB period (c.1750-1650 BC) recovered during excavations of Tell Balatah, otherwise known as Schechem. The material is also contrasted with pottery found elsewhere, on the coast and in the Jordan Valley. 203p, b/w figs, fold-outs (ASOR 1984) Hardback. Publisher's Price GB £55.00, Our Price GB £9.95

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