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Archaeology and Historical Studies

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This cluster of papers covers a wide range of topics related to the ancient Near East, including archaeology, history, and linguistics. It explores the civilizations, cultures, and agricultural systems of pre-Islamic Arabia, Byzantine and early Islamic periods, Nabataean inscriptions, desert agriculture, and urban development in Palestine.

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salvage excavation; Palmyra; pre-Islamic Arabian inscriptions; Roman Syria; pre-Islamic Arabia; Petra; glass finds; Nabataean inscriptions; Arabic inscriptions; ancient Arabian epigraphy; Arabic epigraphy; Temple of Bel; Umayyad period; French archaeological mission; northern Syria; Nabataean kingdom; ancient remains; Arab tribes; Ramla; Nabataeans; French archaeological mission 1923; Nabatean architecture; Nabatean archaeology; Hauran; Jerash

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