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Kleisthenes and the league of Athena Pallenis

March D.A. (, 2008)

[No abstract available]
Letter to the editor

Du Quenoy P. (MALDENCOMMERCE PLACE, 350 MAIN ST, MALDEN 02148, MA USA, 2011)

[No abstract available]
Money and sovereignty in Mecca: Issues of the sharifs in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

Meloy J.L. (LEIDENPLANTIJNSTRAAT 2, P O BOX 9000, 2300 PA LEIDEN, NETHERLANDS, 2010)

The sharifs of Mecca in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries minted coins that formed the basis of the local monetary system. The Meccan dirham, debased during this period until it was reduced to a copper coin, was an ...
Narcissus: Woman, water and the West

Wick A. (BASINGSTOKEBRUNEL RD BLDG, HOUNDMILLS, BASINGSTOKE RG21 6XS, HANTS, ENGLAND, 2013)

This essay explores the symbiotic relationship between European modernity, its vision of woman and water. The union of these three metaconcepts is consecrated by the Ovidian story of Narcissus and his other, Echo. The West ...
On the exclusion of the palestinian nakba from the trauma genre

Sayigh R. (BERKELEYC-O JOURNALS and DIGITAL PUBLISHING DIVISION, 2000 CENTER ST, STE 303, BERKELEY, CA 94704-1223 USA, 2013)

The extensive literature on trauma, social suffering, memory and loss has so far excluded consideration of the Palestinian Nakba, in spite of its place in world politics, its many similarities to other cases of social ...
On the Road to the Abode of Felicity: Observations of a Damascene Scholar in Anatolia and Istanbul in 1530

Abu Hussein, Tarek; Abu-Husayn, Abdul Rahim (Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, 2017-08)

This paper explores the journey of Damascene scholar Mohammed Badreddin al-Ghazi in the wake of the Ottoman conquest of the Bilad al-Sham (1530). His account gains its historical significance from the description of the ...
Oral histories of Ras Beirut nostalgia, memory and the construction of history

Ghaida S.A.; Al Zougbi A. (MSIDAUNIV MALTA, MSIDA, MALTA, 2005)

The 'Golden Age' of Beirut is said to have been that period between the 1950s and 1960s, when the city was thriving economically and was the hub of Arab and foreign intellectuals. In particular it is Ras Beirut, home to ...
Perspectives on Ptolemaic Thebes: Papers from the Theban Workshop 2006

Dorman, Peter F. (Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, )

The manuscript consists of seven papers presented at the Theban Workshop, 2006. Within the temporal and spatial boundaries indicated by the title, the subjects of the papers are extremely diverse, ranging from models of ...
Post-collapse: The re-emergence of polity in iron age boǧazköy, central anatolia

Kealhofer L.; Grave P.; Genz H.; Marsh B. (, 2009)

How communities reorganize after collapse is drawing increasing attention across a wide spectrum of disciplines. Iron Age Boǧazköy provides an archaeological case study of urban and political regeneration after the widespread ...
Post-Conflict Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

Newson, Paul; Young, R. (Routledge, )

Post-Conflict Archaeology and Cultural Heritage draws together a series of papers from archaeological and heritage professionals seeking positive, pragmatic, and practical ways to deal with conflict-damaged sites. The book ...
Problems in the ottoman administration in syria during the 16th and 17th centuries: The case of the sanjak of sidon-beirut

Abu-Husayn, Abdul Rahim (Cambridge University Press, 1992)

The history of the mountain hinterland of Sidon and Beirut—the area often referred to as the Druze Mountain—has hitherto been treated mainly as parochial Lebanese history, with inadequate reference to the Ottoman administrative ...
Provenance study of excavated pottery from Beirut using PIXE cluster analysis

Roumie M.; Reynolds P.; Atallah C.; Bakraji E.; Zahraman K.; Nsouli B. (AMSTERDAMPO BOX 211, 1000 AE AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS, 2006)

The study of imported ceramics found in Beirut and suspected to belong to north Syrian products will provide key evidence for the roles in trade of the various postulated centers in northern Syria and northern Lebanon. It ...
Radiocarbon evidence for the early Bronze Age Levant: The site of tell Fadous-Kfarabida (Lebanon) and the end of the early bronze III period

Hoflmayer F.; Dee M.W.; Genz H.; Riehl S. (University of Arizona; TUCSONRADIOCARBON 4717 E FORT LOWELL RD, TUCSON, AZ 85712 USA, 2014)

Absolute dates for the end of the Early Bronze Age ancient Near East are of crucial importance for assessing the nature and extent of mid- to late 3rd millennium BC transitions in the Near East and their alleged link to ...
Rebellion, Myth Making and Nation Building: Lebanon from an Ottoman Mountain Iltizam to a Nation State

Abu-Husayn, Abdul Rahim (ILCAA, )
Recent excavations at Tell Fadous-Kfarabida

Genz H. (BOSTONBOSTON UNIV, 656 BEACON ST, 5TH FLOOR, BOSTON, MA 02215 USA, 2010)

[No abstract available]
Restoring the balance: An early bronze age scale beam from tell Fadous-Kfarabida, Lebanon

Genz H. (YORKKINGS MANOR, YORK YO1 7EP, ENGLAND, 2011)

The author reports an object of modest appearance but great significance - a small bone beam forweighing precious commodities. Weighing indicates the regulation of quantities for exchange or manufacture and is thus a key ...
Sacred Space and Sacred Function in Ancient Thebes

Dorman, Peter F.; Bryan, Betsy Morrell (Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, )
Sailing the modern episteme: Al-Ṭahṭāwī on the Mediterranean

Wick A. (Duke University Press;, 2014)

The invention of the Mediterranean as a coherent analytical concept dates back to early nineteenth-century Europe, just as the new academic disciplines of history, geography, and Orientalism were being institutionalized, ...
Search for the missing link: Archaeology and the public in Lebanon

Seeden H. (Routledge;, 2004)

[No abstract available]
Serial murder in Tehran: Crime, science, and the formation of modern state and society in interwar Iran

Schayegh C. (, 2005)

Tehran, 1934. Introducing his newest book, Mental Diseases, Dr. MuhammadgAli Tutiyā hits a raw nerve. Iran's capital is abuzz with news about gAli Asghar Borujerdi. Earlier on that year, the man soon dubbed Asghar Qātel ...

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