Arabian archaeology and epigraphy

Des coquillages… outillages des Ichtyophages? Mise en évidence d'industries sur Veneridae, du Néolithique à l’âge du Fer (Yémen, Oman, E.A.U.)
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Charpentier V.; Méry S.; Phillips C.

Out of anonymity—A central location for ‘peripheral’ places through people: the contributions made by Karen Frifelt and Beatrice de Cardi to an understanding of the archaeology of the United Arab Emirates
pp. 11-19(9)
Author: Blau S.

Notes on four miscellaneous shell and organic objects from Sharm
pp. 20-23(4)
Author: Barker D.

The impact of southeast Arabian intra-regional trade on settlement location and organization during the Iron Age II period
pp. 24-42(19)
Author: Magee P.

Excavations at Jujah, Shibam, Wadi Hadhramawt
pp. 43-67(25)
Authors: Hansen D.P.; Ochsenschlager E.L.; al-Radi S.

Eine unvollendete sabäische Urkunde
pp. 68-71(4)
Authors: Al-Said S.F.; Weninger S.

A new proposal for the lost beginning section of Qatabanic inscription CIAS 47.82/j 1
pp. 72-75(4)
Author: Mazzini G.

Die aramäisch/hebräisch-sabäische Grabinschrift der Lea
pp. 76-83(8)
Authors: Wilhelm Nebe G.; Sima A.

Early South Arabian-Islamic bilingual inscription from Najran
pp. 84-88(5)
Author: Al-Said S.

A coin in the name of Hawfi'amm Yuhan'im and the sequence of Qatabanian coinages
pp. 89-91(3)
Author: Huth M.

The terracotta figurines from ed-Dur (Umm al-Qaiwain, U.A.E.): the human representations
pp. 92-104(13)
Author: Daems A.

The softstone vessels from Qarn Bint Sa'ud, Abu Dhabi (U.A.E.)
pp. 105-114(10)
Author: Zutterman C.

Miniature shell and bone ‘hilts’ or ‘pulleys’ from Sharm
pp. 115-119(5)
Author: Barker D.

Eine Sammlung von fragmentarischen altsüdarabischen Inschriften aus dem Jemen
pp. 120-148(29)
Author: Hayajneh H.