Umm
el-Jimal
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Umm
el-Jimal: A Frontier Town and its Landscape in Northern Jordan.
Vol. I. Fieldwork 1972-1981. Journal of Roman Archaeology
Supplementary Series No. 26. Portsmouth, Rhode Island. 1998.
By Bert de Vries with contributions by J.W.
Betlyon, R.M. Brown, L. de Veaux, D.L. Kennedy, C.J. Lenzen,
S.T.
Parker, J.A. Sauer, and M.R. Toplyn
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Foreword
Section I: Introduction: The research design
1. Bert de Vries, Research goals and implementation
2. Bert de Vries, Previous research
Section II: Surface
Remains of Umm el-Jimal and its surroundings
3. David Kennedy, The Umm el-Jimal area: maps, air
photographs, surface survey
4. Bert de Vries, The plan of the Byzantine town
Section III: Stratigraphy
5. James A. Sauer and Bert de Vries, The 1974 soundings
6. S. Thomas Parker, The barracks
7. S. Thomas Parker,
The town defences
8. Part 1. S. Thomas Parker, The so-called Nabataean
temple
Part 2. Laurette de Veaux and S. Thomas Parker, The
so-called Nabataean temple: a reexamination
9. Robin M. Brown, The praetorium
10. Robin M. Brown, House XVIII
Section IV: Material
remains
11. S. Thomas Parker, The pottery from the 1977 season
12. John Wilson Betlyon, The coins from the 1974
soundings and the 1977 excavations
13. Michael R. Toplyn, Skeletal remains from the 1977season
Section V: Historical conclusions
14. Bert de Vries, Toward a history of Umm el-Jimal
in late antiquity
Bibliography of works cited
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