List of Illustrations
List of Tables
Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Introduction, S. Thomas Parker
Chapter 2: The Regional Environment, Tina M.
Niemi
Chapter 3: Fish, Dates, and Flying Machines:
Ethno-History and Aerial Photography in the Investigation of Aqaba,
Jordan, John D. Rucker & Tina M. Niemi
Chapter 4: The Southeast ‘Araba Archaeological
Survey SAAS Catalogue of Sites, Andrew M. Smith II
Chapter 5: Analysis and Interpretation of Lithic
Assemblages Recovered from Sites in the Southeast ‘Araba
Archaeological Survey, Donald O. Henry, Marni Cochrane, Cassandra
Burns & Travis Taverna
Chapter 6: The Pottery from the Survey, S. Thomas
Parker
Chapter 7: Semitic Inscriptions, David F. Graf
Chapter 8: The Hinterland of Roman Aila, S. Thomas
Parker & Andrew M. Smith II
Index
S. Thomas Parker is Professor of History at North
Carolina State University. He directed the Roman Aqaba Project in
1994-2002. Since 2012 he has been a co-director of the Petra North
Ridge Project. He is the author of Romans and Saracens: A History
of the Arabian Frontier (1986) and, as editor, The Roman Frontier
in Central Jordan: Final Report on the Limes Arabicus Project,
1980-1989 (2006).
Andrew M. Smith II is Assistant Professor of
Classical and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations at George
Washington University and has served on archaeological projects in
the Middle East since 1989. He directed the survey of the Roman
Aqaba Project in 1994-1998 and is currently director of the Bir
Madhkur Project in Jordan. He is the author of Roman Palmyra:
Identity, Community, and State Formation (2012).
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