In 2012 the ancient city of Petra celebrated the 200th anniversary of its Western re-
identification. The Brown University Petra Archaeological Project (BUPAP) has sought to …

In three field seasons, between 2010 and 2012, the Brown University Petra Archaeological
Project (BUPAP) conducted a diachronic archaeological survey of the northern hinterland of …

The hinterland of the famed Nabataean city of Petra in southwestern Jordan has yielded
archaeological remains ranging from the Paleolithic to the Medieval Period, with a time-span …

This article describes the discovery and map** of a large, previously unknown
monumental structure at Petra, Jordan, using Google Earth, WorldView-1 and WorldView-2 …

This contribution compares the remains of irrigation systems along a climatic transect in
northern Jordan: Gadara (today Umm Qeis) in the north-west, Abila (today Queilbeh) in the …

Abstract Since 2010 the Brown University Petra Archaeological Project (BUPAP) has been
conducting a diachronic regional survey of the landscape north of Petra. In 2013 the authors …

This chapter presents the preliminary results of an ongoing fieldwork project in the region of
Udhruh (southern Jordan). It focuses on and discusses the ancient agro-hydrological …

This dissertation is about why agricultural practices change and why they do so in certain
ways. Given the immeasurable diversity of crops, tools, inputs, labor regimes, and landscape …

ABSTRACT Bedouin of Petra-Jordan have been using herbs in their foods and folk medicine
since ages. Although phytochemical properties of many of these plants were investigated in …

During the height of the Nabataean kingdom (late first century BCE–first century CE), its
capital city, Petra, reflected its increasing wealth and status with all of the trap**s of power …