Tamna, Ancient Capital of the Yemeni Desert : Information about the First Two Excavation Campaigns (1999, 2000)

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  • Contributors
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  • Illustrations
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  • Tables
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  • Introduction
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  • Steps and Timing of Desertification during Late Antiquity
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  • Populations of the Roman Era in the Central Sahara
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  • Aghram Nadharif and the Southern Border of the Garamantian Kingdom
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  • Farming the Sahara
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  • Water Management on Pantelleria in Punic-Roman Times
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  • Nepata, the Destroyed City
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  • The Kingdom of Kush
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  • Trade and Caravan Routes in Meroitic Times
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  • Ptolemaic and Roman Water Resources and Their Management in the Eastern Desert of Egyot
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  • Between the Nile and the Red Sea
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  • The Ancient Landscape of Aksum (Northern Ethiopia), ca. 400 BC-AD 700
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  • Sustainable Sabean Irrigation in Yemen
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  • Tamna, Ancient Capital of the Yemeni Desert
  • Centre-Periphery Relations in Pre-Islamic South Arabia
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  doiCode: 10.1400/126224

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