CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX of the Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, VOLS 1

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CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX OF The Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, VOLS 1 – 37.

Obituaries

Beeston A.F.L. In memoriam A.F.L. Beeston. 26, 1996: vii–viii Beeston A.F.L. In memoriam A.F.L. Beeston (1911–1995): personal reminiscences of a friend and scholar by W.S. Müller; with a bibliography of Professor A.F.L. Beeston by M.C.A. Macdonald. 27, 1997: 7–48 Bibby G. In memoriam Geoffrey Bibby. 31, 2001: 12–14 Dayton J. In memoriam John Dayton and the founding of the Seminar for Arabian Studies. 34, 2004: xvii–xviii Doe B. In memoriam Brian Doe. 36, 2006: 1 Douglas J.L.H. In memoriam J.L.H. Douglas. 17, 1987: 136–136 During Caspers E.C.L. In memoriam E.C.L. During Caspers. 26, 1996: x–xi Ghul M. In memoriam Mahmud Ghul. 14, 1984: 32–32 Kirkman J.S. In memoriam James Speding Kirkman. 19, 1989: 98–98 Lundin A.G. In memoriam A.G. Lundin. 25, 1995: vii–vii Monroe E. In memoriam Elisabeth Monroe. 16, 1986: 202–202 Ryckmans J. In memoriam Jacques Ryckmans. 35, 2005: 1–4 Serjeant R.B. In memoriam Robert Bertram Serjeant. 23, 1993: iv–iv Sima A. In memoriam Alexander Sima. 35, 2005: 6–8 Winnett F.V. In memoriam Frederick Victor Winnett. 19, 1989: 104–104

Papers

Abdullah M.M. The first Sa‘udi dynasty and ‘Oman, 1795–1818. 1, 1971: 34–41 Abu ‘Ezzah ‘A.M. The political situation in Eastern Arabia at the advent of Islam. 9, 1979: 53–64 Abu ‘Ezzah ‘A.M. Banu Mukram in Oman. 16, 1986: 37–43 Abu ‘Ezzah ‘A.M. Imam ‘Umar b. al-Khattab of Oman and Banu Jabr of al-Hasa. 25, 1995: 1–13 Andersen S.F. & Salman M.I. The Tylos Burials in Bahrain. 36, 2006: 111–124 André-Salvini B. & Lombard P. La découverte épigraphique de 1995 à Qal‘at al-Bahrein: un jalon pour la chronologie de la phase Dilmoun Moyen dans le Golfe arabe. 27, 1997: 165–170 Avanzini A. Ancient South Arabian anthroponomastics: historical remarks. 36, 2006: 79–85 Avanzini A. & Sedov A.V. The stratigraphy of Sumhuram: new evidence. 35, 2005: 11–17 Bailey G., AlSharekh A, Flemming N., Lambeck K., Momber G., Sinclair A. & Vita-Finzi C. Coastal prehistory in the southern Red Sea Basin, underwater archaeology, and the Farasan Islands. 37, 2007: 1–16 Bafaqih M.A. The enigmatic rock drawings of Yatuf in Wadi Jirdan. 8, 1978: 5–14 Bafaqih M.A. New light on the Yazanite dynasty. 9, 1979: 5–9 Bafaqih M.A. The site of Kadur. 12, 1982: 1–5 Bandyopadhyay S. From the twilight of cultural memory: the bumah in the mosques of central Oman. 30, 2000: 13–25 Bandyopadhyay S. Diversity in unity: an analysis of the settlement structure of Дārat al-ΚAqr, Nizwā (Oman). 35, 2005: 19–36 Bandyopadhyay S. & Sibley M. The distinctive typology of central Omani mosques: its nature and antecedents. 33, 2003: 99–116 Bank C. & Yule P. Al-Fueda near Amlah, Sultanate of Oman. 31, 2001: 15–22 Barceló M., Kirchner H. & Torró J. Going around Zafar (Yemen), the Banu Ru'ayn field survey: hydraulic archaeology and peasant work. 30, 2000: 27–39 Barceló M., Ortega J., Piera A. & Torró J. The Search for the Hararah asdād in the area of Нafār, Governorate of Ibb, Yemen. 33, 2003: 133–142

1 Barker D. & Hassan S.A. Aspects of east coast Hellenism and beyond: Late Pre-Islamic ceramics from Dibbā 76 and Dibbā al-MurabbaΚah, Fujairah, United Arab Emirates [Short Report]. 35, 2005: 319–322 Beckingham C.F. Some early European travellers in Arabia. 6, 1976: 1–4 Beech M., Elders J. & Shepherd E. Reconsidering the 'Ubaid of the Southern Gulf: new results from excavations on Dalma Island, U.A.E. 30, 2000: 41–47 Beech M., Kallweit H. & Hellyer P. New archaeological investigations at Abu Dhabi Airport, United Arab Emirates. 34, 2004: 1–15 Beech M., Cuttler R., Moscrop D., Kallweit H. & Martin J. New evidence for the Neolithic settlement of Marawah Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. 35, 2005: 37–56 Beeston A.F.L. Functional significance of the Old South Arabian ‘town’. 1, 1971: 26–28 Beeston A.F.L. Pliny’s Gebbanitae. 2, 1972: 4–8 Beeston A.F.L. The Inscription Jaussen-Savignac 71 (a summary of his paper with comments communicated from Prof. F.V. Winnett and interpellations by Professors J. Ryckmans and M. al-Ghul). 3, 1973: 69–72 Beeston A.F.L. Review of F. Altheim & R. Stiehl. “Neue Lilyanischen Inscriften aus al-‘Udaib”. Pages 1-40, 569-594 in F. Althem & R. Stiehl, Christentum am Roten Meer. I. Berlin: De Gruiter, 1971. 4, 1974: 172–173 Beeston A.F.L. The Himyarite problem. 5, 1975: 1–7 Beeston A.F.L. The location of KTL. 6, 1976: 5–7 Beeston A.F.L. Theocracy in the Sayhad culture. 7, 1977: 5–10 Beeston A.F.L. Old South Arabian era datings. 11, 1981: 1–5 Beeston A.F.L. Observations on the texts from al-‘Uqlah. 12, 1982: 7–13 Beeston A.F.L. Minaean ra’s-sidq. 13, 1983: 1–2 Beeston A.F.L. The constructions at Itwat. 14, 1984: 40–41 Beeston A.F.L. Further remarks on the Zayd-’il sarcophagus text. 14, 1984: 100–102 Beeston A.F.L. The martyrdom of Azqir. 15, 1985: 5–10 Beeston A.F.L. Free and unfree: The Sayhadic case. 16, 1986: 1–6 Beeston A.F.L. The Qatabanic text VL 1. 16, 1986: 7–11 Beeston A.F.L. Habashat and Ahabish. 17, 1987: 5–12 Beeston A.F.L. Apologia for ‘Sayadic’. 17, 1987: 13–14 Beeston A.F.L. Notulae Sayhadicae. 18, 1988: 1–2 Beeston A.F.L. Sayhadic divine designations. 21, 1991: 1–5 Beeston A.F.L. Postscript to Frantsouzoff S.A., The inscriptions from the temples of Dhat Дimyam at Raybun (pages 15-27). 25, 1995: 28–28 Beeston, A.F.L. Addendum to Kitchen K.A., A royal administrator in Nashqum and Najran under the Himyarite king Shammar Yuhar'ish, c. AD 290, and a squire from Sanaa (pages 75- 80). 25, 1995: 81–81 Benoist A., Cordoba J. & Mouton M. The Iron Age in al-Madam (Sharjah, UAE): some notes on three seasons of work. 27, 1997: 59–73 Benoist A. & Mouton M. L'Age du Fer dans la plaine d'al-Madam (Sharjah, EAU): Prospection et fouilles récentes. 24, 1994: 1–12 Benoist A., Mouton M. & Schiettecatte J. The artefacts from the fort at Mleiha: distribution, origins, trade and dating. 33, 2003: 59–76 Benoist A., Bernard V., Hamel A., Saint-Genez F., Schiettecatte J. & Skorupka M. L'Age du Fer à Bithnah (Emirat de Fujairah): campagnes 2001–2002. 34, 2004: 17–34 Benoist A., Lavigne O., Mouton M. & Schiettecatte J. Chronologie et évolution de l'architecture à Makaynūn: la formation d'un centre urbain à l'époque sudarabique dans le ДaΡramawt. 37, 2007: 17–35 Bernard V. & Salles J.-F. Discovery of a Christian church at al-Qusur, Failaka (Kuwait). 21, 1991: 7–21 Biagi P. The prehistoric fishermen settlements of RH5 and RH6 at Qurum, Sultanate of Oman. 17, 1987: 15–20 Bibby G. The Al-‘Ubaid Culture of Eastern Arabia (a summary of the paper read). 3, 1973: 1– 2 Blackman M.J. & Méry S. Les importations de céramiques harappeéennes en Arabie orientale : état de la question. 29, 1999: 7–28

2 Blau S. Studies of human skeletal remains in the United Arab Emirates: where are we now? 28, 1998: 7–13 Blue L. Myos Hormos/QuΒeir al-Qadīm. A Roman and Islamic port on the Red Sea coast of Egypt — A maritime perspective. 32, 2002: 139–150 Boucharlat R. & Lombard P. L’Age du fer dans l’oasis d’Al Ain: deux saisons de fouilles à Rumeilah. 13, 1983: 3–17 Boucharlat R. & Mouton M. Cultural change in the Oman peninsula during the late 1st millennium B.C., as seen from Mleiha, Sharjah Emirate (U.A.E.). 21, 1991: 23–33 Boucharlat R. & Mouton M. Mleiha (Emirate of Sharjah, UAE) at the beginning of the Christian era. 24, 1994: 13–26 Boucharlat R. & Salles J.-F. The history and archaeology of the Gulf from the fifth century B.C. to the seventh century A.D.: A review of the evidence. 11, 1981: 65–94 Boussaa D. A future to the past: the case of Fareej Al-Bastakia in Dubai, UAE. 36, 2006: 125– 138 Braemer F., Cleuziou S. & Steimer T. Dolmen-like structures: some unusual funerary monuments in Yemen. 33, 2003: 169–182 Braude B. 'On the pretext of hunting the oryx': St John Philby and the Wadi Dawasir expedition of 1918 (abstract). 22, 1992: 1 Breton J.-F. Religious architecture in ancient Hadramawt (PDRY). 10, 1980: 5–17 Breton J.-F. The Wadi Surban (District of Bayhan, Yemen). 30, 2000: 49–59 Breton J.-F. Preliminary notes on the development of Shabwa. 33, 2003: 199–213 Brice W.C. The construction of Ptolemy’s map of South Arabia. 4, 1974: 5–9 Brice W.C. A new map of the pilgrim roads of Arabia. 5, 1975: 8–11 Bridge J.N. Financial structure and development in Saudi Arabia. 4, 1974: 10–17 Bron F. Deux inscriptions de la porte ouest de Ma‘in. 21, 1991: 35–40 Brouwer C.G. ‘Unless the Basha wants it’ - military materials sold by the Indians and the Dutch in the market of al-Mukha during the Qasimid revolution. 31, 2001: 23–29 Brunner U. The history of irrigation in the Wadi Markhah. 27, 1997: 75–85 Buckley S.A., Fletcher J., Al-Thour K., Basalama M. & Brothwell D.R. A preliminary study on the materials employed in ancient Yemeni mummification and burial practices (summary). 37, 2007: 37–41 Busaidi Y.S. al- The protection and management of historic monuments in the Sultanate of Oman: the historic buildings of Oman. 34, 2004: 35–44 Callot O., Gachet J. & Salles J.-F. Some notes about Hellenistic Failaka. 17, 1987: 37–51 Calvet Y. Failaka and the northern part of Dilmun. 19, 1989: 5–11 Calvet Y., Caubet A. & Salles J.-F. French excavations at Failaka, 1983. 14, 1984: 9–20 Calvet Y., Caubet A. & Salles J.-F. French excavations at Failaka, 1984. 15, 1985: 11–26 Calzini Gysens J. Safaitic graffiti from Pompeii. 20, 1990: 1–7 Carbó A., Córdoba J., Muñoz A. & Ramos P. Retrieving the life of the Iron Age. Archaeological excavations and geophysical survey at Al-Madam (U.A.E. Sharjah). Impressions after the 1999 season. 30, 2000: 61–68 Carter J. Tribal structures in Oman. 7, 1977: 11–68 Carter R. The Wadi Suq period in south-east Arabia: a reappraisal in the light of excavations at Kalba, UAE. 27, 1997: 87–98 Carter R. Ubaid-period boat remains from As-Sabiyah: excavations by the British Archaeological Expedition to Kuwait. 32, 2002: 13–30 Cartwright C. Reconstructing the use of coastal resources at RaΜs al-Дadd, Oman, in the third millennium BC. 34, 2004: 45–51 Charpentier V. Entre sables du Rub‘ al Khali et mer d'Arabie, préhistoire récente du Dhofar et d'Oman: les industries à pointes de "Fasad". 26, 1996: 1–12 Charpentier V. Industries bifaciales holocènes d'Arabie orientale, un example: Ra’s al-Jinz. 29, 1999: 29–44 Charpentier V. Les industries lithiques de Ra's al-Hadd. 31, 2001: 31–45 Charpentier V. Trihedral points: a new facet to the "Arabian Bifacial Tradition"? 34, 2004: 53–66 Charpentier V., Angelucci D.E., Méry S. & Saliège J.-F. Autour de la mangrove morte de Suwayh, l'habitat VIe-Ve millénaires de Suwayh SWY-11, Sultanat d'Oman. 30, 2000: 69–85

3 Charpentier V., Blin O. & Tosi M. Un village de pêcheurs néolithiques de la péninsule d'Oman: Suwayh 2 (SWY-2), première campagne de fouille. 28, 1998: 21–38 Charpentier V., Cremaschi M. & Demnard F. Une campagne archéologique sur un site côtier du Ja‘alan: al-Haddah (BJD-1) et sa culture matérielle (Sultanat d'Oman). 27, 1997: 99–111 Charpentier V., Marquis P. & Pellé E. La nécropole et les derniers horizons Ve millénaire du site de Gorbat al-Mahar (Suwayh, SWY–1, Sultanat d'Oman): premiers resultats. 33, 2003: 11–19 Clarke C. Rock art in the Oman mountains. 5, 1975: 13–19 Clarke C. Rock art at Jubba, northern Saudi Arabia (a summary of the paper given). 9, 1979: 80–80 Cleuziou S. Three seasons at Hili: Toward a chronology and cultural history of the Oman peninsula in the third millennium B.C. 10, 1980: 19–32 Cleuziou S. Hili and the beginning of oasis life in Eastern Arabia. 12, 1982: 15–22 Cleuziou S. & Vogt B. Umm an Nar burial customs: New evidence from tomb A at Hili North. 13, 1983: 37–52 Copeland L. & Bergne P. Flint artifacts from the Buraimi area, Eastern Arabia and their relations with the Near Eastern post-Paleolithic. 6, 1976: 40–61 Copeland L. & Hours F. A microlithic flint site in the Wadi Rum, Jordan, and a review of the Epi- Paleolithic of Northern Arabia. 1, 1971: 7–23 Costa P.M. Archaeology in the Yemen 1970-71. 2, 1972: 21–24 Costa P.M. A Latin-Greek Inscription from the Jawf of the Yemen. 7, 1977: 69–72 Costa P.M. Further comments on the bilingual inscription from Baraqish. 16, 1986: 33–36 Costa P.M. Fishing stations of the coast of Oman: A theme of ethno-archaeological research. 18, 1988: 3–13 Costa P.M. Pre-Islamic Izki: Some field evidence. 18, 1988: 15–23 Costa P.M. Some Islamic buildings in the Yemen (a summary of the paper read). 5, 1975: 20–21 Costa P.M. South Arabian jar sealings. 21, 1991: 41–48 Costa P.M. Dhofar: A preliminary assessment of the archaeological remains. 24, 1994: 27–33 Costa P.M. Џank archaeological project: a preliminary report. 36, 2006: 139–149 Courtenay-Thompson F.C.W. Rock engravings near Madinah, Saudi Arabia. 5, 1975: 22–32 Crassard R. & Bodu P. Préhistoire du ДaΡramawt (Yémen): nouvelles perspectives. 34, 2004: 67–84 Crassard R., McCorriston J., Oches E., ΚAbd Al-Aziz Bin ΚAqil, Espagne J. & Sinnah M. Manayzah, early to mid-Holocene occupations in Wādī Сanā (ДaΡramawt, Yemen). 36, 2006: 151–173 Crassard R. & Hitgen H. From Сāfer to BālΉāf — rescue excavations along the Yemen LNG pipeline route. 37, 2007: 43–59 Crawford H. Dilmun, victim of world economic recession. 26, 1996: 13–22 Cuttler R., Beech M., Kallweit H., Zander A. & Al-Tikriti W.Y. Pastoral nomadic communities of the Holocene climatic optimum: excavation and research at Kharimat Khor al- Manāhil and Khor al-Manāhil in the RubΚ al-Khālī, Abu Dhabi. 37, 2007: 61–78 Dalley S. Stelae from Teima and the god SLM (SALMU). 15, 1985: 27–33 Damluji S.S. Architectural terms of upper Yafi‘ in Yemen. 26, 1996: 23–30 Daniels J.L. Landscape graffiti in the Dhamār Plains and its relation to mountain-top religious practice. 33, 2003: 237–250 Darles C. Les structures d'irrigation du Wadi Surban au Yémen. 30, 2000: 87–97 Darles C. Les fortifications de Shabwa, capitale du royaume de ДaΡramawt. 33, 2003: 215– 227 David H. Styles and evolution: Soft stone vessels during the Bronze Age in the Oman peninsula. 26, 1996: 31–46 David H. Soft-stone vessels from Umm an-Nar tombs at Hili (UAE): a comparison. 32, 2002: 175-185 Davidde B. & Petriaggi R. Archaeological surveys in the harbour of Kané. 28, 1998: 39–44 Davidde B., Petriaggi R. & Williams D.F. New data on the commercial trade of the harbour of Kanẽ through the typological and petrographic study of the pottery. 34, 2004: 85–100 Dayton J.E. The city of Teima and the land of Edom. [paper read at the first Seminar, London 6- 1-1969]. 1–3, 1970–3: 253–256 Dayton J.E. Midianite and Edomite pottery. 2, 1972: 25–37

4 Dayton J.E. A Roman/Byzantine site in the Hejaz. 3, 1973: 21–25 Dayton J.E. The problem of climatic change in the Arabian Peninsula. 5, 1975: 33–60 Dayton J.E. A discussion on the hydrology of Marib. 9, 1979: 124–129 Dayton J.E. Marib visited, 1979. 11, 1981: 7–26 Dayton J.E. & Dayton A. Pottery from the Philby-Ryckmans-Lippens expedition to Arabia, 1951–2. 9, 1979: 31–39 de Beauclair R., Jasim S.A. & Uerpmann H-P. New results on the Neolithic jewellery from al-Buhais 18, UAE. 36, 2006: 175–187 de Blois F. The oldest known Fatimid manuscript from Yemen. 14, 1984: 1–7 de Blois F. The ’Abu Sa‘idis or so-called “Qarmatians” of Bahrayn. 16, 1986: 13–21 de Blois F. The month and its divisions in ancient South Arabia. 28, 1998: 15–20 de Blois F. QurΜān IX:37 and CIH 547. 34, 2004: 101–104 de Blois F. with contributions by Hasan J.H. ‘Abu Tahir’s Epistle to the Caliph Al-Muqtadir: Studies on the history of Bahrayn and the Yemen. 17, 1987: 21–35 de Cardi B. The Portuguese occupation of the Trucial States (summary). 1, 1971: 31–34 de Cardi B. Harappan finds in a tomb at Ras al-Khaimah, U.A.E. 16, 1986: 23–24 de Cardi B., Kennet D. & Stocks R.L. Five thousand years of settlement at Khatt, UAE. 24, 1994: 35– 95 de Maigret A. The excavations of the temple of Nakrah at Baraqish (Yemen). 21, 1991: 159–172 de Waele A. The beads of ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, UAE). 37, 2007: 297–308 Delrue P. Flip the coin. Preliminary results of compositional EDX analyses on south-east Arabian coins from ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, UAE). 37, 2007: 79–92 Doe B. Southern Arabia. [paper read at the first Seminar, London 6-1-1969]. 1-3, 1970–3: 256–258 Doe B. The WD’B formula and the incense trade. 9, 1979: 40–44 Doe B. The strange bricks of Oman. 11, 1981: 27–30 Doe B. Anwad, Jabal al-‘Uqla. 12, 1982: 23–27 Doe B. Architectural refinements and measure in early South Arabian buildings. 14, 1984: 21-31 Doe B. Masonry of the Dilmun temple at Barbar. 15, 1985: 35–40 Doe B. & de Cardi B. Archaeological survey in southern Ras Al-Khaimah, 1982 – preliminary report. 13, 1983: 31–35 Dostal W. Towards an ethnographic atlas of Arabia. 9, 1979: 45–52 Dostal W. "Sexual hospitality" and the problem of matrilinearity in Southern Arabia. 20, 1990: 17–30 Dostal W. Comments on 'Identities and economics: mountain and coastal Ras Al-Khaimah', by William and Fidelity Lancaster, Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 29. 30, 2000: 267–268 Dostal W. The Austrian-Saudi Arabian collaborative project in the south-western region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. A preliminary report. 32, 2002: 225–232 Drechsler P. Spreading the Neolithic over the Arabian Peninsula. 37, 2007: 93–109 Drewes A.J. & Ryckmans J. Un pétiole de palme inscrit en sabéen nº. 14 de la collection de l'Oosters Instituut à Leyde. 27, 1997: 225–230 Drower M.S Early connections between Sumer and Egypt. [paper read at the first Seminar, London 6-1-1969]. 1–3, 1970–3: 243–247 During Caspers E.C.L. The Bahrain Tumuli (a summary of the paper read). 2, 1972: 9–19 During Caspers E.C.L. Harappan trade in the Arabian Gulf in the third millennium B.C. (a summary of the paper read). 3, 1973: 3–20 During Caspers E.C.L. Cultural concepts in the Arabian Gulf and the Indian Ocean. Transmissions in the third millennium and their significance. 6, 1976: 8–39 During Caspers E.C.L. Westward contacts with historical India: A trio of figurines. 9, 1979: 10–30 During Caspers E.C.L Corals, pearls and prehistoric Gulf trade. 13, 1983: 21–29 During Caspers E.C.L. Of corals and ailments in the Ancient Near East. 16, 1986: 25–31 During Caspers E.C.L. Some remarks on Oman. 19, 1989: 13–31 During Caspers E.C.L. "… and multi-coloured birds of Meluhha". 20, 1990: 9–16 During Caspers E.C.L. Intercultural/mercantile contacts between the Arabian Gulf and South Asia at the close of the third millennium B.C. 22, 1992: 3–28

5 During Caspers E.C.L. Triangular stamp seals from the Arabian Gulf, once again. 24, 1994: 97–114 During Caspers E.C.L. Local MBAC materials in the Arabian Gulf and their manufacturers. 26, 1996: 47–64 Eagle A.B.D.R. The revolt against the Zaydi imam al-Mutawakkil al-Qasim of 1139/1726. Summary in “Texts of medieval Yemen- Report on a one-day Seminar held at Manchester 24th July 1992.” 23, 1993: 157 Eagle A.B.D.R. The capture of СanΚaΜ by AbūΜ l Qāsim Muhammad ibn Hādī in 294/906–7: The Sīrat al-Hādī and its apparent deliberate suppression of an important event. (Summary). 24, 1994: 197–197 Edgell H. S. The myth of the "lost city of the Arabian sands". 34, 2004: 105–120 Elders J. The lost churches of the Arabian Gulf: recent discoveries on the islands of Sir Bani Yas and Marawah, Abu Dhabi emirate, United Arab Emirates. 31, 2001: 47–57 ElMahi A.T. Traditional methods of food preservation in Oman: a view to the past. 28, 1998: 45– 47 ElMahi A.T. Mollusc harvesting along the coasts of Oman: a supplementary diet. 29, 1999: 45– 53 ElMahi A.T. Traditional fish preservation in Oman: the seasonality of a subsistence strategy. 30, 2000: 99–113 ElMahi A.T. The traditional pastoral groups of Dhofar, Oman: a parallel for ancient cultural ecology. 31, 2001: 131–143 ElMahi A.T. The Spiny-tailed lizard: a constituent of the occasional diet of traditional inland societies in Oman. 32, 2002: 31–46 ElMahi A.T. & Ibrahim M. Two seasons of investigations at Manāl site in the Wādī Samāyil area, Sultanate of Oman. 33, 2003: 77–97 ElMahi A.T. & Jahwari N.S. Al- Graves at Mahleya in Wādī ΚAndām (Sultanate of Oman): a view of a late Iron Age and Samad period death culture. 35, 2005: 57–69 Fabietti U. The role played by the organization of the “Hums” in the evolution of political ideas in pre-Islamic Mecca. 18, 1988: 25–33 Facey W. The boat carvings at Jabal Jussasiyah, northeast Qatar. 17, 1987: 199–222 Farah C.E. Yemeni fortification and the second Ottoman conquest. 20, 1990: 31–42 Farah C.E. Ottoman return to the highlands of Yemen 1872-1882. 28, 1998: 49–60 Farah C.E. Anglo-Ottoman confrontation in the Persian Gulf in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 33, 2003: 117–132 Fassi H.A. Al- The Taymanite tombs of Mada'in Salih (Hegra). 27, 1997: 49–57 Fattovich R. Pre-Aksumite civilization of Ethiopia: a provisional review. 7, 1977: 73–78 Finster B. Cubical Yemeni mosques. 21, 1991: 49–68 Finster B. The mosques of WuΒāb province in Yemen. 32, 2002: 233–245 Flavin K. & Shepherd E. Fishing in the Gulf: Preliminary investigations at an Ubaid site, Dalma (UAE). 24, 1994: 115–134 Franke-Vogt U. German mission to Julfar and Sheba's palace (Ras al-Khaimah, UAE). 26, 1996: 165–166 Frantsouzoff S.A. The inscriptions from the temples of Dhat Дimyam at Raybun, with a postscript by A.F.L. Beeston. 25, 1995: 15–28 Frantsouzoff S.A. Regulation of conjugal relations in ancient Raybun. 27, 1997: 113–127 Frantsouzoff S.A. A parallel to the Second Commandment in the inscriptions of Raybun. 28, 1998: 61–67 Frantsouzoff S.A. Hadramitic documents written on palm-leaf stalks. 29, 1999: 55–65 Frantsouzoff S.A. Epigraphic evidence for the cult of the god Sin at Raybun and Shabwa. 31, 2001: 59–67 Frantsouzoff S.A. The Hadramitic funerary inscription from the cave-tomb at al-Rukbah (Wādī Ghabr, Inland ДaΡramawt) and burial ceremonies in ancient ДaΡramawt. 33, 2003: 251– 265 Frantsouzoff S.A. A Minaic inscription on the pedestal of an ibex figurine from the British Museum. 36, 2006: 69–77 Gachet J. ‘Akkaz (Kuwait), a site of the Partho-Sasanid period. A preliminary report on three campaigns of excavation (1993-1996). 28, 1998: 69–79 Gailani Werr L. Al- Gulf (Dilmun)-style cylinder seals. 16, 1986: 199–201

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