Arabian archaeology and epigraphy

The lithic industry of Wadi Shab, a Middle Holocene site on the coast of Oman
pp. 121-133(13)
Authors: Usai, D.; Cavallari, A.

FAY-NE15 — Another Neolithic graveyard in the Central Region of the Sharjah Emirate?
pp. 134-143(10)
Authors: Kutterer, Adelina U.; de Beauclair, Roland

Late third-millennium elite burials in Bahrain
pp. 144-155(12)
Authors: Højlund, Flemming; Hilton, Anna S.; Juel, Christian; Kirkeby, Nanna; Laursen, Steffen T.; Nielsen, Lars E.

Early Dilmun and its rulers: new evidence of the burial mounds of the elite and the development of social complexity, c. 2200-1750 BC
pp. 156-167(12)
Author: Laursen, Steffen Terp

An Umm an-Nar-type compartmented soft-stone vessel from Gonur Depe, Turkmenistan
pp. 168-181(14)
Author: Potts, D.T.

Die Petrografie himyarischer Keramik vom Jabal al `Awd, Jemen
pp. 182-192(11)
Authors: Zech, Janine; Weiss, Christian

Kinship terms in the Nabataean inscriptions
pp. 193-197(5)
Authors: Al-Qudrah, Hussein; Abdelaziz, Mahdi

A new map of Qâni' (Yemen)
pp. 198-209(12)
Authors: Mouton, Michel; Sanlaville, Paul; Suire, Joël

The inscription of Zuhayr, the oldest Islamic inscription (24 AH/AD 644-645), the rise of the Arabic script and the nature of the early Islamic state
pp. 210-237(28)
Authors: Ghabban, `Ali ibn Ibrahim; Hoyland, Robert