The Journal of Oman Studies - Volume 12
Englisch, paperback,
260 Seiten, 2002
Published by the Ministry of National Heritage and Culture - Sultanate of Oman
Inhalt
Preface (by Sir Terence Clark)
British Archaelogy in Oman: the Early Years (by Beatrice de Cardi)
Incense Routes and Pre-Islamic South Arabian Kingdoms (by Alessandra Avanzini)
Fishing in the \'Ubaid: A Review of Fish-bone Assemblages from Early Prehistoric Coastal Settlements in the Arabian Gulf (by Mark Beech)
Ra\'s al Hadd: Reconstructing the Costal Environement in the 3rd Millenium BC and later (by Caroline Cartwright and Emiliy Glover)
The Great Mosque of Qalhat (by Paolo M. Costa) Observations on Juzur Hallaniyat (Kuria Muria) Islands of Oman (by Michael Gallagher)
Chinese Porcelain in the Gulf Region (by Rose Kerr)
The Poetics of Oman\'s Traditional Architecture: towards an Aethetic Interpretation (by Stephen Kite)
A Note on the Name \'Kuria Muria\' (by Tim Mackintosh Smith)
The Indigenous Context of Foreign Exchange between South Eastern Arabia and Iran in the Iron Age (by Peter Magee)
Terrestrial Mammal Remains from Bronze Age HD1, Ra\'s al Hadd, Oman (by Louise Martin)
Around Suwayh, Ja\'alan: a Summary of some recent Discoveries from Coastal Shell-middens of Eastern Arabia by Sophie Méry and Vincent Charpentier
Sea Turtles and Dolphins: Aspects of Marine Animal Exploitation from Bronze Age Ra\'s al Hadd, Oman (by Christine Mosseri-Marlio)
The Harbour and the City of Khawr Rawri (by Roberto Orazi)
The Work of the Al Hajar Project in Oman (by Jocelyn and Jeffrey Orchand)
The Appearance of the Domestic Camel in South-east Arabia (by Hans-Peter Uerpmann and Margarethe Uerpmann)