IranicaAntiqua, vol. LII, 2017 doi: 10.2143/IA.52.0.3269013

IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK – BIOGRAPHY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

Ernie Haerinck, the editor of Iranica Antiqua since 1993, passed away on 5 October 2016 at the age of 67, much unexpected to all but a few peo- ple. He had realised the gravity of his illness for some time but kept it hidden from friends, family and colleagues. It gave him the time he needed to put his things in order, to complete some last scientific publications and to reflect on his life. It was very much in line with his character, meticu- lously organised and systematic in everything he did, somewhat reserved and on his own, yet at the same time very accessible to everyone. Colleagues and scholars could always rely on him for support or advice and many of us remain indebted to him. Ernie had a clear vision of what archaeology stood for and never lost track of it, even when more trendy approaches were sometimes in vogue.

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The last few years had been very trying on him. Ernie did not have children and his beloved wife Bernice, his lifelong companion, had passed away only four years before, after a long and painful disease. Work had very much filled the void and since his retirement from his University in September 2014, he divided his time between golf and work, enjoying the long rounds on the course as much as the many hours he spend at his desk at home, working on the final reports of his excavations. Ernie considered it to be his duty to make sure that his excavations would be published. Looking back on his life, he was at peace, said he had only very few regrets and looked forward to be reunited with his wife Bernice. Ernie Haerinck was an exceptional scholar with a rare and broad know- ledge of the Near East. Following in the footsteps of a generation of pio- neers in Iranian archaeology that included his mentor Louis Vanden Berghe, he kept an eye for what he called “the bigger picture”. He never limited himself to a single specialist research but continued to cover the most diverse subjects and periods. Compiling and publishing analytical bibliographies on the archaeology of Iran and the Gulf was just one of the ways he kept track of everything that went on in his field. It also made him a welcome guest at symposia and workshops, a valued editor of Iranica Antiqua and ActaIranica, and got him invited as a member on editorial boards of international journals like ArchäologischeMitteilungenausIran undTuran, Parthica,AncientWest&East, and ArabianArchaeologyand Epigraphy. During his long career, Ernie Haerinck received many honours. He was Commander in the OrderofLeopold and Fellow Member of the Belgian RoyalAcademyofOverseasSciences. He became Corresponding Member of the GermanArchaeologicalInstitute (DAI) in Berlin and an Advisory Committee Member of the ShanghaiArchaeologyForum. Ernie Haerinck was born in Ghent, a medieval in Flanders and the home town of his University, where he felt at home and lived most of his life. In 1967 he enrolled as freshman at the University of Ghent to study art history and archaeology. He graduated in June 1971 with as specialisa- tion “Archaeology of the Near East” and left two months later for Iran. He had received a small grant funded through the cultural agreements between the Kingdom of Belgium and the Imperial State of Iran. The goal of his stay was to combine the study of Persian at the University of Tehran with a research project on Parthian pottery. He would stay two years in Iran. It would be a decisive period for the rest of his career. He became fluent IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK IX

Ernie Haerinck at Tepe Nush-i Jan (1972) in Persian and acquired a taste for the Persian way of life. The second year, his wife Bernice joined him in Iran and together they travelled most of the country. It gave him the opportunity to meet many Iranian and foreign col- leagues like him, at the beginning of their career, and he forged long last- ing friendships. Ernie visited many excavations and joined those of his mentor Louis Vanden Berghe in Luristan (1971) and the British excava- tions at Nush-i Jan (1972 and 1973). He often recalled – not without some self-mockery – that it was at Nush-i Jan that he experienced first hand the complexity of excavating Near Eastern mudbrick. Following his stay in Iran, he was drafted for military service (2/1974 – 4/1975) which he spend most of the time in Western Germany. After his X B. OVERLAET return from service he received a 4 year PhD grant from the Belgian National Fund for Scientific Research. However, two years later he already joined the staff of Ghent University taking up the job of Louis Vanden Berghe’s assistant. On 17 1978, he presented his PhD on the Par- thian ceramics in Iran. It became a reference work, first published as a book in 1983 and later translated into Persian (1997). Ernie kept the same tasks at his University until Vanden Berghe’s retire- ment in 1989, when he became – long overdue – associate professor. Ernie would continue his career at his alma mater, promoting to professor (2000) and Ordinarius (full professor) (2006) to retire in 2014 as Emeritus. Throughout his teaching career at the University, Ernie gave courses on the archaeology of the ancient Near East, on Mediterranean archaeology and on Islamic architecture and culture, mostly with a strong focus on Iran, Mesopotamia and the Persian Gulf. His courses, spiced with stories from personal experience, were valued by legions of students. He supervised no less than 10 doctoral dissertations and evaluated 11 others in Europe and the USA. During his professorship, Ghent University was a centre for the archaeology of Iran and the Persian Gulf coast that received scholars from Poland, and Australia for research stays. In 2002, Ghent hosted the Iranian travelling exhibition “7000 years of Persian Art” and in 2003 he organised an international congress “The Iron Age in the Iranian World”. The early part of Ernie’s career at the University was extremely trying as the alcoholism of his mentor resulted in an increasingly problematic behaviour. It was down to Ernie to effectively carry the Near Eastern department and to keep on motivating its students. Before the Islamic Re- volution of 1979 stopped all fieldwork, he was able to participate in three more campaigns of the Belgian excavations in Luristan and he travelled with Louis Vanden Berghe and the University’s photographer Erik Smekens to catalogue and document the Iranian rock reliefs (1975, 1976 and 1977). The transition to an temporarily halted most of the inter- national field research in Iran and this included the Belgian work. It was only in 1996 that Ernie returned to Iran when we were invited to discuss future cooperation with Ghent University and the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels. Eventually, this resulted in a joined prospection in Luristan in 2006 but renewed excavations did not realise. Still, Iran and Luristan in particular remained a strongpoint of his research with the final publications of the Belgian fieldwork (Luristan Excavation Documents). Whereas the first decades of Ernie’s career were focused on Iranian archaeology, he later expanded his horizon to the Arabian world and inves- IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XI tigated its role in the international trade networks of the Hellenistic / Par- tho-Sasanian period. In 1986 Ernie had the opportunity to join two of his long-time friends and colleagues from his time in Iran, Rémy Boucharlat (Lyon) and Dan Potts (Copenhagen), on a joined survey at the coastal site of ed-Dur in the Emirate of Umm al-Qaiwain. An international research project was launched the following year, with several teams taking turns in excavating at the site. During his very first campaign, Ernie discovered a unique and exceptionally well-preserved Shamash temple. He continued for nine years (1987-1995), excavating and documenting more of the tem- ple area and hundreds of tombs. By 1995 he felt the data he had collected were sufficient to illustrate the site’s main period – 2nd half of the 1st cen- tury BC to the early 2nd century AD – and time had come to move on and prepare the final reports. He wanted to remain actively engaged in field- work, however, and he surveyed in 1996 Сir Bani Yas and Dalma islands (Abu Dhabi, UAE). In 1998 he excavated with Peter Magee at Muweilah (Sharjah, UAE) and the following years investigated two burial mounds at Shakhoura on (1999-2000). The next few years he had to refrain from fieldwork due to his wife’s illness and the burden of administrative tasks at his University. The lure of fieldwork remained, however, and in 2008 he co-directed an excavation at Kalba (Sharjah, UAE). From 2009 until his retirement in 2014, I had the privilege to join him in co-directing Belgian excavations at Mleiha (Sharjah, U.A.E.) on behalf of his University and the Royal Museums of Art and History, Brussels. The project wanted to document the early Hellenistic period in the Oman peninsula, the phase preceding his ed-Dur excavations. He was unable to join the 2015 campaign due to the early stages of his illness, but neverthe- less continued to collaborate closely on the project. In April 2016 he was well enough to make a last visit to the UAE, where he gave an interview in ‘his’ temple at ed-Dur, which had finally been restored the year before, for a documentary on the history of the Emirates. Shortly afterwards, his health deteriorated rapidly and he passed away early October of the same year. Ernie Haerinck made a huge contribution to Near Eastern archaeology; we are all indebted to him. He will not only be remembered as a passionate field archaeologist and an open-minded and accessible university profes- sor, but also as a modest and sharing person with a down to earth sense of humour.

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List of Publications

Ernie Haerinck was an exceptionally productive scholar. Apart from many lemmata, abstracts and reviews, he authored or co-authored numerous books and nearly 120 scientific papers or book chapters. He always insisted on the necessity to publish one’s research and until his last days, he continued to work on manuscripts on Luristan and on the final volume IV of his excavations at ed-Dur in the U.A.E. These manuscripts will be completed and published in the coming years. In 1993 he became the director and driving force behind Iranica Antiqua, the journal founded by Roman Ghirshman and Louis Vanden Berghe.

AUTHOR / CO-AUTHOR OF BOOKS 1979 L. VANDEN BERGHE, avec la collaboration de B. DE WULF, E. HAERINCK, 1979. BibliographieAnalytiquedel’Archéologiedel’IranAncien, Leiden. 1981 L. VANDEN BERGHE & E. HAERINCK, 1981. Bibliographie Analytique de l’Archéologiedel’IranAncien,Supplément1(1978-1980),Leiden. 1982 L. VANDEN BERGHE, with CH. LANGERAERT-SEEUWS, B. OVERLAET & E. H AERINCK, 1982. LuristaneenverdwenenbronskunstuitWest-Iran,Gent. L. VANDEN BERGHE & L. DE MEYER, with E. HAERINCK, B. OVERLAET, M. T ANRET, 1982. Urartu.EenvergetencultuuruithetberglandArmenië, Gent. 1983 E. HAERINCK, 1983.LacéramiqueenIranpendantlapériodeparthe(ca.250av. J.C.àca.225aprèsJ.C.):typologie,chronologieetdistribution, Gent (Ira nica Antiqua, Supplément II). L. VANDEN BERGHE & E. HAERINCK, 1983.Oud-IraanseRotsreliëfs, Brussel. L. VANDEN BERGHE & E. HAERINCK, 1983. Reliefs rupestres de l’Iran Ancien, Bruxelles. 1985 E. HAERINCK & K.G. STEVENS, 1985. Pre-IslamicArchaeologyof,North- easternArabia,Bahrain,,UnitedArabEmiratesandOman:ABiblio- graphy, Gent. 1987 L. VANDEN BERGHE & E. HAERINCK, 1987. Bibliographie Analytique de l’Archéologiedel’IranAncien,Supplément2(1981-1985),Leuven. 1996 E. HAERINCK & K.G. STEVENS, 1996. BibliographieAnalytiquedel’Archéologie del’IranAncien,Supplément3(1986-1995), Leuven. XIV B. OVERLAET

E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 1996. LuristanExcavationDocumentsI:Hakalan andDumGarParchinah,TheChalcolithicPeriod,Brussel. K.G. STEVENS & E. HAERINCK, 1996. Pre-IslamicArchaeologyofKuwait,North- easternArabia,Bahrain,Qatar,UnitedArabEmiratesandOman:ABiblio- graphy.Supplement1(1985-1995),Leuven. 1997 E. HAERINCK, 1376/1997. Sufal-eIrandardoranashkani, Teheran. 1998 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 1998. LuristanExcavationDocumentsII:Chamahzi Mumah.AnIronAgeIIIGraveyard,Leuven. 1999 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 1999. LuristanExcavationDocumentsIII:Djub-i GauharandGulKhananMurdah.IronAgeIIIgraveyardsintheAivanplain. Leuven. 2001 E. HAERINCK, 2001. Excavationsated-Dur,vol.II,TheTombs (The University of Ghent South-East Arabian Archaeological Project), Leuven. 2004 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2004. LuristanExcavationDocumentsV:TheIron AgeIIIGraveyardofWarKabud, Leuven. 2005 E. HAERINCK & K.G. STEVENS, 2005. Bibliographieanalytiquedel’Archéologie del’IranAncien,Supplément4(1996-2003), Leuven. 2006 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2006. LuristanExcavationDocumentsVI:The EarlyBronzeAgeatBaniSurmah,LuristanPusht-iKuh,Leuven-Dudley (MA). 2008 E. HAERINCK, 2008-2014. ArcheologievanhetOudeNabijeOostenenEgypte, Gent. (yearly edition) E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2008. Luristan Excavation Documents VII: The Early Bronze Age at Kalleh Nisar, Luristan Pusht-i Kuh, Leuven-Dudley (MA). K.G. STEVENS & E. HAERINCK, 2008. Pre-IslamicArchaeologyofKuwait,North- easternArabia,Bahrain,Qatar,UnitedArabEmiratesandOman:ABiblio- graphy,SupplementII(1996-2006), Leuven-Paris-Dudley (MA). 2010 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2010. LuristanExcavationDocumentsVIII:Early BronzeAgeGraveyardstotheWestoftheKabirKuhmountain(Pusht-iKuh, Luristan),Leuven-Dudley (MA). 2011 E. HAERINCK, 2011. ATempleoftheSun-GodShamashandotherOccupational Remains at ed-Dur (Emirate of Umm al-Qaiwain, UAE). The University of Ghent South-East Arabian Archaeological Project. Excavations at ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, ), vol. III, Leuven. IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XV

R. BOUCHARLAT & E. HAERINCK, 2011. Tombesd’époqueparthe(Chantiersde la Ville des Artisans), (Mémoires de la Délégation Archéologique en Iran, Tome XXXV. Mission de Susiane), Leiden-Boston. 2013 T. DE SCHACHT & E. HAERINCK, 2013. Bibliographieanalytiquedel’archéologie del’Iranancien.Supplément5:2004-2010, Leuven-Paris-Walpole, MA. (Ira- nica Antiqua, Supplément 10).

EDITOR / CO-EDITOR OF BOOKS 1989 L. DE MEYER & E. HAERINCK, 2010 (Eds.). ArchaeologiaIranicaetOrientalis. MiscellaneainHonoremLouisVandenBerghe, Leuven. 2005 A. DAEMS, E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET (Eds.). The Iron Age in the Iranian World, Proceedings of the International Congress Ghent 17-20 November 2003, Iranica Antiqua XL.

PAPERS 1973 E. HAERINCK, 1973. Le palais achéménide de Babylone, IranicaAntiquaX: 108- 132. 1975 E. HAERINCK, 1975. Quelques monuments funéraires de l’île de Kharg dans le Golfe Persique,IranicaAntiquaXI: 135-167. 1977 E. HAERINCK, 1977. Four stucco-fragments from the Hulailan Valley (Luristan Pish-i Kuh, Iran), IranicaAntiqua XII: 167-173. E. HAERINCK, 1977. Bijdrage tot de kennis van de materiële cultuur van de Par- then in Iran: methodologische studie van het vaatwerk, Akkadica4: 24-25. 1978 E. HAERINCK, 1978. Painted pottery of the Ardabil in Azerbaidjan (Iran), IranicaAntiqua XIII: 75-91. 1979 E. HAERINCK, 1979. Contribution à l’étude de la céramique d’époque parthe en Iran, Akten des VII. Internationalen Kongresses für Iranische Kunst und Archäologie, München 7.-10. September 1976, Archäologische Mitteilungen ausIran,Ergänzungsband6: 286-293. E. HAERINCK, 1979. Archaeologische getuigenissen van de Achaemenidische overheersing in Mesopotamië, Akkadica 14: 37-38. 1980 E. HAERINCK, 1980. Twinspouted Vessels and their distribution in the Near East from the Achaemenian to the Sasanian Periods, Iran. Journal of the British InstituteofPersianStudiesXVIII: 43-54. XVI B. OVERLAET

E. HAERINCK, 1980. Les tombes et les objets du sondage sur l’enceinte de Abu Habbah, Telled-DerIII(Ed. L. De Meyer), Leuven: 53-79. 1981 E. HAERINCK, 1981. Trois récipients inédits de style sasanide, Iranica Antiqua XVI: 161-172. 1983 E. HAERINCK, 1983. Status quaestionis, methodologie en perspectieven in het archeologisch onderzoek van Zuid-Iran en Zuid-Mesopotamië (7e eeuw v. Chr. - 7e eeuw na Chr.), Akkadica34: 49-50. E. HAERINCK, C. LANGERAERT, M. NOGARET, 1983. Urartu-Luristan. Une presti- gieuse exposition à Gand, Archéologia174: 44-54. 1984 E. HAERINCK, 1984. L’Iran méridional des Achéménides jusqu’à l’avènement de l’: bilan des recherches, ArabieOrientale,MésopotamieetIranméri- dionaldel’âgeduFeraudébutdelapériodeislamique(Ed. R. Boucharlat & J.-F. Salles), Paris: 299-306. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 1984. Zur Funktion einiger urartäischer Bronze- gegenstände, IranicaAntiquaXIX: 53-70. L. VANDEN BERGHE & E. HAERINCK, 1984. Prospections et fouilles au Pusht-i Kuh, Luristan,ArchivfürOrientforschung(Graz) XXXI: 200-209. 1985 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 1985. Armes et outils miniatures en et en Iran, de l’Age du Bronze et l’Age du Fer, Del’IndusauxBalkans,Recueil JeanDeshayes (Eds. J.-L. Huot, M. Yon, Y. Calvet), Paris: 389-416. 1986 E. HAERINCK, 1986. Het vaatwerk in Iran tijdens de Parthische periode (ca. 250 v. Chr.-225 na Chr.): de verschillende groepen en de chronologie,ActaOrienta- liaBelgicavol.IV(=ArchéologieetPhilologiedansl’étudedescivilisations orientales), Leuven: 217-220. 1987 E. HAERINCK, 1987. The Chronology of Luristan, Pusht-i Kuh in the late fourth and first half of the third millennium B.C., LapréhistoiredelaMésopotamie (duVIièmemill.audébutduIIIièmemill.avantJ.C.)etl’explorationrécentedu DjebelHamrin,ColloqueduCNRS (Ed. J-L. Huot), Paris: 55-72. E. HAERINCK, 1987. La neuvième satrapie: archéologie confronte histoire, Achae- menidHistoryI.Sources,StructuresandSynthesis,Leiden: 139-145. 1988 E. HAERINCK, 1988. The Iron Age in Guilan. Proposal for a chronology, Bronze- workingcentresofWesternAsia,c.1000B.C.-539B.C.(Colloquiumatthe BritishMuseum24-26June1986) (Ed. J. Curtis), London: 63-78. E. HAERINCK, C. METDEPENNINGHEN & K.G. STEVENS, 1988. Excavations at ed- Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.). Preliminary Report on the second Belgian Season (1988), ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy2/1: 31-60. IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XVII

R. BOUCHARLAT, E. HAERINCK, C. PHILLIPS & D. POTTS, 1988. Archaeological Reconnaissance at ed-Dur, Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E., Akkadica 58: 1-26. 1989 E. HAERINCK, 1989. The Achaemenid (Iron Age IV) Period in Gilan, Iran, Archae- ologiaIranicaetOrientalisI.MiscellaneainHonoremLouisVandenBerghe (Eds. L. De Meyer & E. Haerinck), Gent: 455-474. E. HAERINCK, 1989. Biographie du Professeur Louis Vanden Berghe, Archaeolo- gia Iranica et Orientalis I. Miscellanea in Honorem Louis Vanden Berghe (Eds. L. De Meyer & E. Haerinck), Gent: XIII-XXV. E. HAERINCK, 1989. Bibliographie de Louis Vanden Berghe (jusqu’à 1989), ArchaeologiaIranicaetOrientalisI.MiscellaneainHonoremLouisVanden Berghe (Eds. L. De Meyer & E. Haerinck),Gent: XXVII-XLV. R. BOUCHARLAT, E. HAERINCK, O. LECOMTE, D.T. POTTS & K.G. STEVENS, 1989. The European Archaeological Expedition to ed-Dur, Umm al-Qaiwain (U.A.E.). An interim Report on the 1987 and 1988 Seasons, Mesopotamia XXIV: 5-72. 1990 E. HAERINCK, 1990. Babylon unter der Herrschaft der Achaemeniden,R.Koldewey “Das wieder erstehende Babylon” (Neu herausgegeben van B. Hrouda; Beck’scheSonderausgaben), München: 372-384. E. HAERINCK, 1990. Ed Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, United Arab Emirates) (2nd season by the Belgian team), The Arabian Gulf Gazetteer I / 1, Leiden: 15-16. E. HAERINCK, 1990. La Mésopotamie sous les Achéménides: un bilan,Proceed- ingsoftheFirstEuropeanConferenceofIranianStudies;Part1:Oldand MiddleIranianStudies(Eds. G. Gnoli & A. Panaino), Rome: 159-165. 1991 E. HAERINCK, 1991. Heading for the Straits of Hormuz. An Ubaid Site in the Emirate of Ajman, ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy2/2: 84-90. E. HAERINCK, 1991. The rectangular Umm-an-Nar period grave at Mowaihat (Emirate of Ajman, United Arab Emirates), Gentse Bijdragen voor Kunst- geschiedenisenOudheidkundeXXIX: 1-30. R. BOUCHARLAT & E. HAERINCK, 1991. Ceramics in Iran. The Achaemenian period, EncyclopaediaIranicaV/3: 302-304. R. BOUCHARLAT & E. HAERINCK, 1991. Ceramics in Iran. The Parthian and Sasan- ian periods, EncyclopaediaIranicaV/3: 304-307. R. BOUCHARLAT, E. HAERINCK, C.S. PHILLIPS & D.T. POTTS, 1991. Note on an Ubaid-pottery site in the Emirate of Umm al-Qaiwain, ArabianArchaeology andEpigraphy2/2: 65-71. 1992 E. HAERINCK, 1992. Excavations at ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.) – Prelimi- nary Report on the Fourth Belgian Season (1990), ArabianArchaeologyand Epigraphy3/3: 190-208. XVIII B. OVERLAET

E. HAERINCK, C. METDEPENNINGHEN & K.G. STEVENS, 1992. Excavations at ed- Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain,U.A.E.). Preliminary Report on the third Belgian Sea- son (1989), ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy3/1: 44-60. 1993 E. HAERINCK, 1993. Excavations at ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.) – Prelimi- nary Report on the Fifth Belgian Season (1991), Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy4/3: 210-225. E. HAERINCK, 1993. In Memoriam Louis Vanden Berghe (1923-1993), Iranica Antiqua XXVIII: IX-XII. E. HAERINCK, 1993. Dar (-e-) Tanha,EncyclopaediaIranica (Ed. E. Yarshater) VI/6, New York: 670-671. E. HAERINCK, C.S. PHILLIPS, D.T. POTTS & K.G. STEVENS, 1993. Ed-Dur, Umm al-Qaiwain (U.A.E.), MaterialienzurArchäologiederSeleukiden-undPar- therzeitimsüdlichenBabylonienundimGolfgebiet (Hrsg. Uwe Finkbeiner), Tübingen: 183-193. 1994 E. HAERINCK, 1994. More prehistoric finds from the United Arab Emirates, Ara- bianArchaeologyandEpigraphy 5/2: 153-157. E. HAERINCK, 1994. Excavations at ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.) – Prelimi- nary Report on the Sixth Belgian Season (1992), Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy 5/2: 184-197. E. HAERINCK, 1994. Un service à boire décoré – à propos d’iconographie arabique préislamique, Mesopotamian History and Environment. Occasional publica- tions II. Cinquante-deux réflections sur le Proche-Orient ancien offertes en hommageàLéonDeMeyer (Eds. H. Gasche & M. Tanret), Leuven: 401-426. E. HAERINCK, 1994. Héraclès dans l’iconographie des monnaies arabes pré-islami ques d’Arabie du Sud-est?, Akkadica89/90: 9-13. R. BOUCHARLAT & E. HAERINCK, 1994. Das Ewig-Weibliche. Figurines en os d’époque parthe de Suse, IranicaAntiqua XXIX: 185-199. 1996 E. HAERINCK, 1996. The seventh and eighth Belgian archaeological expeditions to ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain), ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy7:69-74. E. HAERINCK, 1996. Quelques monnaies pré-islamiques à monogramme provenant d’Arabie du sud-est, Collectanea Orientalia. Histoire, arts de l’espace et industrie de la terre. Etudes offertes en hommage à Agnès Spycket (Textes réunis par H. Gasche et B. Hrouda) (=CivilisationsduProche-Orient.SerieI. ArchéologieetEnvironnement3), Neuchâtel-Paris: 113-117. 1997 E. HAERINCK, 1997. Babylonia under Achaemenian rule, ProceedingsofaSemi- narinmemoryofVladimirG.Lukonin:MesopotamiaandIraninthePersian Period.Conquestand539-331BC (Ed. J. Curtis), London: 26-34. 1998 E. HAERINCK, 1998. The shifting pattern of overland and seaborne trade in SE- Arabia: foreign pre-Islamic coins from Mleiha (, U.A.E.), Akkadica106: 22-40. IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XIX

E. HAERINCK, 1998. South and (South) East Arabian silver Athenian owl imita- tions from Mleiha (Emirate of Sharjah, U.A.E.), Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy9/1: 137-139. E. HAERINCK, 1998. International contacts in the southern Persian Gulf in the late 1st. c. B.C. and 1st c. A.D.: numismatic evidence from ed-Dur (Emirate of Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.), IranicaAntiqua33: 273-302. E. HAERINCK, 1998. Preface, in D. Whitehouse. Excavationsated-Dur(Ummal- Qaiwain,UnitedArabEmirates),vol.I.TheGlassVessels(TheUniversityof GhentSouth-EastArabianArchaeologicalProject)(E. Haerinck, ed.), Leuven: VII-X. E. HAERINCK, 1998. More pre-Islamic coins from Southeastern Arabia, Arabian ArchaeologyandEpigraphy9/2: 278-301. E. HAERINCK, 1998. Water en het Oude Nabije Oosten, VerhandelingenSympo- siumKoninklijkeAcademievoorOverzeeseWetenschappen“Water:wereld- wijd en waardevol”/ L’eau:une valeur mondiale / Water: Worldwide and Worthwhile (ed. Y. Verhasselt), Brussel: 129-137. E. HAERINCK, 1998. Petroglyphs at Sinadil, in the Hajjar mountains (southeast Arabia), Arabia and its Neighbours. Essays on prehistoric and historical developments presented in honour of Beatrice de Cardi (= ABIEL II)(Eds. C.S. Phillips, D.T. Potss & S. Searight), Turnhout: 79-87. E. HAERINCK, L. VRYDAGHS & H. DOUTRELEPONT, 1998. Des feux sacrificiels pour la divinité solaire à ed-Dur, ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy 9/1: 125-130. 1999 E. HAERINCK, 1999. Abi’el, the ruler of Southeastern Arabia, ArabianArchaeol- ogyandEpigraphy10/1: 124-128. E. HAERINCK, 1999. Les échanges par la voie maritime du golfe Persique, Dossiers d’Archéologie243(=EmpiresPerses.D’AlexandreauxSassanides): 12-13. E. HAERINCK, 1999. Une tradition iranienne. L’art des bas-reliefs rupestres, Dossiers d’Archéologie243 (=Empiresperses.D’AlexandreauxSassanides): 54-60. 2001 E. HAERINCK, 2001. Héraclès dans l’iconographie des monnaies arabes pré- islamiques d’Arabie du Sud-est?, BulletinduCercled’étudesnumismatiques 38: 73-78. E. HAERINCK, 2001. Archaeological research at ed-Dur, a large coastal site at Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E. of the 1st. c. A.D.,Proceedings8thAnnualMeeting oftheHellenisticandIslamicSocietyofJapan,Kanazawa: 55-61. E. HAERINCK, 2001. Sculptures from Elymais during the Parthian period (Iran), Proceedings 8th Annual Meeting of the Hellenistic and Islamic Society of Japan,Kanazawa: 62-65. PH. CROMBÉ, M. DE DAPPER & E. HAERINCK, 2001. An archaeological survey of Hawar Island (Bahrain), ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy12/2: 143-155. A. DAEMS & E. HAERINCK, 2001. Excavations at Shakhoura (Bahrain), Arabian ArchaeologyandEpigraphy12/1: 90-95. A. DAEMS, E. HAERINCK & K. RUTTEN, 2001. A burial mound at Shakhoura (Bah- rain), ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy 12/2: 173-182. XX B. OVERLAET

M. DE MEYER, R. GOOSSENS & E. HAERINCK, 2001. Satelite Remote Sensing Tech- niques in Archaeological Research in Luristan, Western Iran, Proceedingsof the1stWorkshopoftheEARSelSpecialInterestGrouponRemoteSensingfor DevelopingCountries.13-15September2000,Gent,Belgium (Eds. R. Goos- sens & B.M. De Vliegher), Paris: 303-310. L. VRYDAGHS, H. DOUTRELEPONT, H. BEECKMAN & E. HAERINCK, 2001. Identifica- tion of a morphotype association of PhoenixDactyliferaL. lignified tissues origin at ed-Dur (1st AD), Umm al-Qaiwain (U.A.E.), Phytoliths:Applications inEarthSciencesandHumanHistory(Eds. J.D. Meunier & F. Colin), Lisse- Abingdon-Exton-Tokyo: 239-250. 2002 E. HAERINCK, 2002. The indiginous coinage of pre-Islamic South-East Arabia, Minerva 13/2: 54-56. E. HAERINCK, 2002. Boom and bust at ed-Dur, Minerva 13/4: 41-44. E. HAERINCK, 2002. Textile remains from Eastern Arabia and new finds from Shakhoura (Bahrain) and ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.), ArabianArchae- ologyandEpigraphy 13/2: 246-254. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2002. “Rurisutan mondai” saiko - Pusht-i Kuh (Rurisutan) ni okeru berugi chasadan no kokogaku chosaseika yori, KodaiIran hihoten.Sangakunihanahiraitakinzokkibunka=The “Luristan problem” reconsidered. The Belgian Archaeological Expedition in Pusht-i Kuh, Luristan (West-Iran), TreasuresfromAncientIran:MetalworkingCultureintheMoun- tains,Okayama Orient Museum: 76-89. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2002. The Chalcolithic and Early Bronze Age in Pusht-i Kuh, Luristan (West-Iran). Chronology and Mesopotamian Contacts, Akkadica 123/2: 163-181. 2003 E. HAERINCK, 2003. Again on Tang- i Sarvak II, NE-side. Goddesses do not have moustaches and do not wear trousers, IranicaAntiqua XXXVIII: 221-245. E. HAERINCK, 2003. Metal animal figurines from southeastern Arabia, Arabian ArchaeologyandEpigraphy14/1: 88-94. E. HAERINCK, 2003. Internationalization and business in SE-Arabia during the late 1st c. B.C./1st c. A.D. Archaeological evidence from ed-Dur (Umm al- Qaiwain, U.A.E.), ArchaeologyoftheUnitedArabEmirates.Proceedingsofthefirst InternationalConferenceontheArchaeologyoftheU.A.E. (Eds. D.T. Potts, H. al Naboodah & P. Hellyer), London: 195-206. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2003. Soundings at Tall-i Qal’eh (Hassanabad), in the Fars (Iran), YekiBud,YekiNabud:EssaysontheArchaeologyof IraninHonorofWilliamSumner(Eds. N.F. Miller & K. Abdi), The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles: 193-200. P. DE PAEPE, K. RUTTEN, L. VRIJDAGHS & E. HAERINCK, 2003. A Petrographic, chemical and Phytolith Analysis of Late Pre-Islamic Ceramics from ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.), ArchaeologyoftheUnitedArabEmirates.Pro- ceedingsofthefirstInternationalConferenceontheArchaeologyoftheU.A.E. (Eds. D.T. Potts, H. al Naboodah & P. Hellyer), London: 207-228. IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XXI

2004 E. HAERINCK, 2004. “Tang-e Sarvak”, EncyclopaediaIranica(Ed. E. Yarshater), New York: online. E. HAERINCK, 2004. “Vanden Berghe, Louis (1923-1933)”, EncyclopaediaIran- ica(Ed. E. Yarshater), New York: online. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2004. The Chronology of the Pusht-i Kuh, Luristan. Results of the Belgian Archaeological Mission in Iran, FromHandaxeto. Essays presented to Peder Mortensen on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday (Eds. K. von Folsach, H. Thrane en I. Thuesen), Aarhus: 118-136. E. HAERINCK, Z. JAFFAR-MOHAMMADI & B. OVERLAET, 2004. Finds from Khatun- ban B, Badavar valley (Luristan) in the Iran Bastan Museum, Teheran, Iranica AntiquaXXXIX: 105-168. L. VRIJDAGHS, P. DE PAEPE, K. RUTTEN & E. HAERINCK, 2004. Phytolith analysis of ceramic thin sections, a new investigating tool. The case study of ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.), ThePhytolitarian 16/1: 16. 2006 E. HAERINCK, 2006. Les reliefs rupestres sassanides, Les Perses Sassanides. Fastes d’un empire oublié. Catalogue de l’exposition au Musée Cernuschi (15sept.-31dec.2006), Paris: 35-38. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2006-7. Pusht-i Kuh, ReallexikonderAssyriologie undVorderasiatischenArchäologie XI: 120-124. A. DE WAELE & E. HAERINCK, 2006. Etched (carnelian) beads from northeast and southeast Arabia, ArabianArchaeologyandEpigraphy 17/1: 31-40. S. FLEMING, V.C. PIGOTT, C.P. SWANN, S.K. NASH, E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2006. The Archaeometallurgy of War Kabud, western Iran, IranicaAntiqua XLI: 31-57. 2008 E. HAERINCK, 2008. Le Luristan à l’âge du Bronze (vers 3100-1300 av. J.-C.), Bronzes du Luristan. Enigmes de l’Iran Ancien. IIIe-Ier millénaire av. J.-C. Cataloguedel’expositionauMuséeCernuschi(4mars-22juin2008): 33-41. E. HAERINCK, 2008. Coins for identity and coins for trade. Remarks on Late pre- Islamic numismatics in SE-Arabia (3rd c. BCE-3rd c. AD), EmiratesHeritage. Vol.Two.Proceedingsofthe2ndAnnualSymposiumonRecentArchaeological DiscoveriesintheEmiratesandoftheSymposiumontheHistoryofthe- ates,AlAïn2004 (Eds. P. Hellyer & M. Ziolkowski), Al Aïn: 64-80. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2008. Altar shrines and fire altars? Architectural representations on fratarakacoinage, IranicaAntiqua XLIII: 207-233. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2008. Holy places in Pusht-i Kuh, Luristan. Rural Islamic shrines in the Central Zagros, W-Iran, in: ContinuityandChangein theofIslam.StudiesinHonourofProfessorUrbainVermeulen (Eds. K. D’hulster & J. Van Steenbergen), Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 171, Leuven: 287-310. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2008. Les montagnards du Luristan et leurs bronzes énigmatiques, Leprofaneetledivin.Artsdel’Antiquitédel’EuropeauSud-Est Asiatique.FleuronsduMuséeduBarbier-Mueller, Genève: 147-153. XXII B. OVERLAET

F. BEGEMANN, E. HAERINCK, B. OVERLAET, S. SCHMITT-STRECKER & F. TALLON, 2008. An Archaeo-metallurgical study of the Early and Middle Bronze Age in Luristan, Iran, IranicaAntiqua XLIII: 1-66. 2009 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2009. The Sassanian Rock Relief of Bahram II at Guyum (Fars, Iran), IranicaAntiqua XLIV: 531-558. 2010 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2010. Bronze and Iron Age Pottery from the Ilam graveyard, IranicaAntiqua XLV: 277-304. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2010. The Luristan Excavation Documents, a Pub- lication Project, BulletinoftheAsiaInstitute 20: 117-118. 2011 E. HAERINCK, 2011. Painted pottery of the first half of the early Bronze Age (Late 4th-first centuries of the 3rd millennium BC) in Luristan, W-Iran, IranicaAnti- qua XLVI: 55-106. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2011. The Belgian Archaeological Excavations at Mleiha. Sharjah 2009, SharjahAntiquities.GovernmentofSharjah,Dept.of Cultureandinformation,DirectorateofAntiquities 13: 54-57. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2011. The Belgian Archaeological Excavations at Mleiha, Sharjah 2010. Preliminary Report of the 2nd Season, SharjahAntiquities. GovernmentofSharjah,Dept.ofCultureandinformation,DirectorateofAntiqui- ties 2011: 58-63. P. MONSIEUR, R. BOUCHARLAT & E. HAERINCK, 2011. Amphores grecques tim- brées découvertes à Suse (SO-Iran), IranicaAntiqua XLVI: 162-192. 2012 E. HAERINCK, 2012. The temple at ed-Dur (Emirate of Umm al-Qaiwain) and pre- Islamic Cult in south-eastern Arabia, Fifty Years of Emirates Archaeology. Proceedings of the Second International Conference on the Archaeology of theUnitedArabEmirates (eds. D.T. Potts & P. Hellyer), Abu Dhabi-Dubai- London: 163-171. SH. AMELIRAD, B. OVERLAET & E. HAERINCK, 2012. The Iron Age “Zagros Grave- yard” near Sanandaj (Iranian ): Preliminary Report on the first sea- son, IranicaAntiqua XLVII: 41-99. 2013 E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2013. An Early Bronze Age Tomb near Khorrama- bad (W-Iran). Herzfeld’s Gilviran Revisited, IranicaAntiquaXLVIII: 39-76. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2013. The Belgian Archaeological Excavations at Mleiha, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Preliminary Report of the 1st season 25.10.2009-24.11.2009, SharjahAntiquities13: 28-33. E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2013. The Belgian Archaeological Mission at Mleiha 2010 (Emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Preliminary Report of the 2nd season 16.11.2010-16.12.2010, SharjahAntiquities13: 34-37. P. MONSIEUR, B. OVERLAET, S.A. JASIM, E. YOUSIF & E. HAERINCK, 2013. Rhodian amphora stamps found in Mleiha (Sharjah, UAE): old and recent finds, Ara- bianArchaeologyandEpigraphy24: 208-223. IN MEMORIAM ERNIE HAERINCK XXIII

2014 A. KUTTERER, B. OVERLAET, CHR.E. MILLER, J. KUTTERER, S.A. JASIM & E. H AERINCK, 2014. Late pre-Islamic burials at Mleiha, Emirate of Sharjah (UAE), Arabian ArchaeologyandEpigraphy 25: 175-185. B. OVERLAET & E. HAERINCK, 2014. Monumental Tombs along the Arabian Cara- van Routes, “FromGileadtoEdom”.StudiesintheArchaeologyandHistory ofinhonorofDenyseHomès-FredericqontheOccasionofherEight- iethBirthday (=Akkadica Supplementum XII): 205-214. M. RAHBAR, S. ALIBAIGI, E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2014. In search of the Laodike Temple at Laodikeia in Media/Nahavand, Iran, IranicaAntiqua XLIX: 301-329. L. VERDONCK, E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2014. GPR survey to explore social stratification in a pre-Islamic burial area at Mleiha, Sharjah (United Arab Emi- rates), Proceedingsofthe15th.InternationalConferenceonGroundPenetrat- ingRadar(GPR2014),Brussels,June30-July4,2014 (Eds. S. Lambot, A. Giannopoulus, L. Pajewski, F. Anfré, E. Slob & C. Craeye), Red Hook: 2-7. L. VRYDAGHS, P. DE PAEPE, K. RUTTEN & E. HAERINCK, 2014. Regional Exchanges in Southeastern Arabia during the Late Pre-Islamic Period. Phytolith Analysis of Ceramic Thin Sections from ed-Dur (UAE), Ancient Plants and People. Contemporary Trends in Archaeobotany (Eds. M. Madella, C. Lancelotti & M. Savard), Tucson: 26-46. 2015 E. HAERINCK, 2015. Vanden Berghe, BelgischeOverzeeseBiografie.Koninklijke Academie voor Overzeese Wetenschappen / Biographie Belge d’Outre-Mer. AcadémieRoyaledesSciencesd’Outre-MerIX, Brussel: 383-386. 2016 E. HAERINCK & B.OVERLAET, 2016. Mleiha (Sharjah, U.A.E.) : The 2009 & 2012 Belgian Excavations of Mound AI – Pottery and Chronology. SharjahAntiqui- ties 15: 40-83 (English Edition) & 36-79 ( Edition). B. OVERLAET, E. HAERINCK, B. DE PREZ, P. PINCÉ, L. VAN GOETHEM & P. STEIN, 2016. The Mleiha Area F Graveyard, Sharjah (U.A.E.). Preliminary Report on the 2015 Belgian Excavations. SharjahAntiquities 15: 89-107 (English Edition) & 85-103 (Arabic Edition). B. OVERLAET, E. HAERINCK, B. DE PREZ, P. PINCÉ, L. VAN GOETHEM & P. MON- SIEUR, 2016. Preliminary Report on the 2014 Belgian Excavations at Mleiha area AV, Sharjah (UAE). SharjahAntiquities 15: 30-39 (English Edition) & 29-35 (Arabic Edition). P. PINCÉ, B. VEKEMANS, P. VANDENABEELE, E. HAERINCK & B. OVERLAET, 2016. Analysis of pre-Islamic ceramics from the Kur River Basin (Fars, Iran) using handheld X-ray fluoresence spectrometry, AtomicSpectroscopy–Spectrochimica Acta Part B123: 150-156.