Prehistory in Northeastern Arabia

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A01=Abdullah Hassan Masry
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adaptation
Aeolian Sand Deposits
Al Hasa Oasis
Alluvial Plain
ancient Gulf archaeological research
Arabian Peninsula archaeology
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Choga Mami
Coarse Ware
DIRA
Early Dynastic
East Arabia
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Gulf region prehistory
hasa
Jabrin Oasis
Lower Mesopotamia
Millennium BC
NORTHEASTERN ARABIA
oasis
palaeoenvironmental adaptation
period
pottery
settlements
Si Te
sites
southern
Southern Mesopotamia
Stone Age
Stone Age Settlements
Stone Age settlements analysis
subsistence
Subsistence Adaptation
Tabular Flint
Tarut
Tarut Island
third millennium BC trade
TLE
ubaid
Ubaid culture interaction
Ubaid Period
Ubaid Pottery
Ubaid Settlements
Ubaid Sites

Product details

  • ISBN 9780710305367
  • Weight: 771g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 07 Jan 1997
  • Publisher: Kegan Paul
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This manuscript in its original thesis form was published by Field Research Projects of Florida in 1974. It had a very limited circulation and was basically in the form of a mimeographed edition. The version now published here represents the work for the first time as a proper publication in book form and has been revised and edited and is appropriately produced as a regular archaeological book. Fundamentally this was and remains the seminal work on the subject and was the first in its filed. It is an integral work of scholarship of permanent value. It is a work written in its own time and no attempt has been made to retrospectively interfere or change the nature of the text or its conclusions but to publish it for what it is. The work has ushered in a series of field excavations and analyses that expand upon it and amplify the information already given in the work itself. Thus one could say that this original work has had a seminal and indeed catalytic impact on the archaeology of the Gulf over the last two decades.This edition first published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

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