ZDPV 126 (2010)

Inhalt von ZDPV 126 (2010)

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Aufsätze

Faust, A.
116
The Large Stone Structure in the City of David. A Reexamination
Finkelstein, I./O. Lipschits
29
Omride Architecture in Moab. Jahaz and Ataroth
Kamlah, J./H. Sader
93
Deutsch-libanesische Ausgrabungen auf Tell el-Burak südlich von Sidon
Kark, R./S. J. Frantzman
153
Consuls, Demography and Land in Palestine. German-Americans in the Haifa Templer Colony
el-Khouri, L.
131
Tombs of the Roman and Byzantine Periods at Bārsīmā (Northwest Jordan)
Mayer, H. E.
140
Zur Lage der Kirche St. Andreas in Akkon
Mulzer, M.
43
Ablässe und Erdbeben. Zur Datierung eines englischen Pilgerberichts (15. – 16. Jh.)
Tönnies, M.
62
Eine Metallschale des 18. Jahrhunderts aus dem armenischen Viertel von Jerusalem: Funktionen und Bedeutungswandel
Vieweger, D./J. Häser
1
Das „Gadara Region Project“. Der Tell Zerā’a in den Jahren 2007 bis 2009

Bücherbesprechungen

77
Ariotti, A., ‘Qasr al-Buleida’: A Late Roman-Byzantine Fortified Settlement in the Dead Sea Plain, Jordan (BAR International Series 2009; Oxford 2009) (Rez. Z.T. Fiema)
170
Bienkowski, P. (ed.): Studies on Iron Age Moab and Neighbouring Areas in Honour of Michele Daviau (Ancient Near Eastern Studies. Supplement Series 29; Leuven 2009) (Rez. E. Gass)
168
Dijkstra, J.IM. Dijkstra/K.J.H. Vriezen, Tall Zar’a in Jordan. Report on the Sondage at Tall Zar’a 2001-2002 (Gadara Region Project: Tall Zira’a) (BAR International Series 1980; Oxford 2009) (Rez. P.M. Fischer)
75
Morandi Bonacossi, D. (ed.), Urban and natural landscapes of an ancient Syrian capital. Settlement and Environment at Tell Mishrife / Qatna and in Central-Western Syria (Studi Archeologici su Qatna 1; Documents d’Archéologie Syrienne 12; Udine 2007) (Rez. H. Genz)
80
Pringle, D., The Churches of the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem. A Corpus, III. The City of Jerusalem. (Cambridge 2007) (Rez. H.E. Mayer)

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