Kay Prag
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5694057 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Kay Prag |
| NOMBRES | Kay |
| APELLIDO | Prag |
| FIRMA | PRAG K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Manchester |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1970 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Human intestinal parasites from a Mamluk Period cesspool in the Christian quarter of Jerusalem
Peter Roger Stuart Moorey MA., D.Phil, FBA, FSA 30 May 1937 – 23 December 2004
Striped Hyaena (hyaena hyaena syriaca) Dens in the Desert of Eastern Jordan . . . . . . . . .
Peter Roger Stuart Moorey MA., D.Phil, FBA, FSA 30 May 1937 – 23 December 2004
Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)
"Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)." Levant, 35(1), pp. v–vi
Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)
Bethlehem
In 1998 the Palestine Exploration Fund considered undertaking some survey work at Bethlehem in the gardens east of the Church of the Nativity, and a preliminary site assessment on which this report is based was undertaken in February 1999. The information derived from this work provides a synthesis of our current evidence for the ancient site
Three Fortresses on the Wadi Kafrain, Jordan
The survey of a complex of well-preserved forts at the mouth of the Wadi Kafrain provides evidence for past systems of strategic organization in the area north-east of the Dead Sea. One fort, which had been described by A. Mallon in the 1930s, is of Iron Age date and is situated on the plateau above the south side of the wadi. A pair of forts, of Roman and Byzantine date, controlled the mouth of the Wadi Kafrain. The one above the south bank was …
Kathleen Kenyon and Archaeology in the Holy Land
(1992). Kathleen Kenyon and Archaeology in the Holy Land. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 124, No. 2, pp. 109-123
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu and Tell al-Hammam, Jordan, 1990
During the 1990 season the excavation of two areas begun in 1989 at Tell Iktanu (Area A13 and Area C3), and two new EB.MB areas (A14 and A15) was completed. A complete survey of the western half of the lower tell at Tell al-Hammam was undertaken, and parts of the Early Bronze Age settlement were excavated. Observations by A. Mallon are combined with present survey work including aerial photographs to indicate that the lower Early Bronze Age town …
An Early Middle Bronze Age Burial in Jerusalem
A Walk in the Wadi Hesban
(1991). A Walk in the Wadi Hesban. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 123, No. 1, pp. 48-61
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu, Jordan, I987
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu, Jordan, 1987
A Comment on the Amman Citadel Female Heads
A Comment on the Amman Citadel Female Heads." Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 121(1), pp. 69–70
Decorative Architecture in Ammon, Moab and Judah
Discussion a partir du livre de L.H. Vincent Jerusalem sous terre (1911), parlant d'un chapiteau ionique des 8-7 siecles avant notre ere. Comparaison de l'architecture decorative de Jerusalem avec les chapiteaux et balustrades d'Ammon, de Moab et de Juda. Mise en evidence d'une architecture traditionnelle incluant des elements assyriens. Description des balustrades de pierre. Influence des ivoires decoratifs de Mesopotamie
Byblos and Egypt in the Fourth Millennium b.c.
The Levant and Egypt are often considered as separate areas of academic specialization, a tendency which imposes artificial borders on knowledge and approach. It is as well to remember that they are geographically linked, the same Mediterranean Sea laps the shores of both, the land masses are continuous with only an arid region and the modern tags of Africa and Asia to separate them. The actual distance from the Eastern Delta to south Palestine i…
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age Sequences at Jericho and Tell Iktanu Reviewed
Using the recent full publication of the Kenyon excavations at Jericho and evidence from two occupation phases at Tell Iktanu, a relative sequence is proposed. It seems likely that the EB III town at Jericho was destroyed near the end of EB III and that the establishment of the Iktanu settlement is almost contemporary with this event. Kenyon's "squatter phase" on the Jericho tell may coincide with the use of the more distant parts of the cemetery…
Ancient and Modern Pastoral Migration in the Levant
In 1971 I proposed a considerable modification of this view (Prag 1971, 1974), pointing to the continuity in pottery traditions between the EBA and the EB.MB periods (previously recognized by others), and fresh evidence for a rather more sedentary agricultural economy. I suggested that Palestine, like Egypt and Mesopotamia between the twenty-fourth and twentyfirst centuries B.C., was subject to nomadic infiltration. I thought that relatively smal…
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age
(1974). The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age: An Interpretation of the Evidence from Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon. Levant: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 69-116.
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Obituaries — W. F. Albright and Nelson Glueck
Ii
Obituaries — W. F. Albright and Nelson Glueck
The 1959 Deep Sounding at Harran in Turkey
In 1947 and succeeding years, the co-operation of l'urkish and English archaeologists resulted in the excavation or survey of a number of sites in south-east Turkey. D6nmez and Brice, in that year, journeyed from Cilicia to Lake Van, noting the occurrence of various types of early pottery in the intervening provinces.2 In July 1950, Lloyd and Brice surveyed the medieval ruins of Harran, and immediately published an excellent resume of the history…
A Walk in the Wadi Hesban
(1991). A Walk in the Wadi Hesban. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 123, No. 1, pp. 48-61
Bethlehem
In 1998 the Palestine Exploration Fund considered undertaking some survey work at Bethlehem in the gardens east of the Church of the Nativity, and a preliminary site assessment on which this report is based was undertaken in February 1999. The information derived from this work provides a synthesis of our current evidence for the ancient site
The 1959 Deep Sounding at Harran in Turkey
In 1947 and succeeding years, the co-operation of l'urkish and English archaeologists resulted in the excavation or survey of a number of sites in south-east Turkey. D6nmez and Brice, in that year, journeyed from Cilicia to Lake Van, noting the occurrence of various types of early pottery in the intervening provinces.2 In July 1950, Lloyd and Brice surveyed the medieval ruins of Harran, and immediately published an excellent resume of the history…
Obituaries — W. F. Albright and Nelson Glueck
Ii
Obituaries — W. F. Albright and Nelson Glueck
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age
(1974). The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age: An Interpretation of the Evidence from Transjordan, Syria and Lebanon. Levant: Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 69-116.
Ii
Ancient and Modern Pastoral Migration in the Levant
In 1971 I proposed a considerable modification of this view (Prag 1971, 1974), pointing to the continuity in pottery traditions between the EBA and the EB.MB periods (previously recognized by others), and fresh evidence for a rather more sedentary agricultural economy. I suggested that Palestine, like Egypt and Mesopotamia between the twenty-fourth and twentyfirst centuries B.C., was subject to nomadic infiltration. I thought that relatively smal…
Byblos and Egypt in the Fourth Millennium b.c.
The Levant and Egypt are often considered as separate areas of academic specialization, a tendency which imposes artificial borders on knowledge and approach. It is as well to remember that they are geographically linked, the same Mediterranean Sea laps the shores of both, the land masses are continuous with only an arid region and the modern tags of Africa and Asia to separate them. The actual distance from the Eastern Delta to south Palestine i…
The Intermediate Early Bronze-Middle Bronze Age Sequences at Jericho and Tell Iktanu Reviewed
Using the recent full publication of the Kenyon excavations at Jericho and evidence from two occupation phases at Tell Iktanu, a relative sequence is proposed. It seems likely that the EB III town at Jericho was destroyed near the end of EB III and that the establishment of the Iktanu settlement is almost contemporary with this event. Kenyon's "squatter phase" on the Jericho tell may coincide with the use of the more distant parts of the cemetery…
Decorative Architecture in Ammon, Moab and Judah
Discussion a partir du livre de L.H. Vincent Jerusalem sous terre (1911), parlant d'un chapiteau ionique des 8-7 siecles avant notre ere. Comparaison de l'architecture decorative de Jerusalem avec les chapiteaux et balustrades d'Ammon, de Moab et de Juda. Mise en evidence d'une architecture traditionnelle incluant des elements assyriens. Description des balustrades de pierre. Influence des ivoires decoratifs de Mesopotamie
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu, Jordan, I987
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu, Jordan, 1987
A Comment on the Amman Citadel Female Heads
A Comment on the Amman Citadel Female Heads." Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 121(1), pp. 69–70
Preliminary Report on the Excavations at Tell Iktanu and Tell al-Hammam, Jordan, 1990
During the 1990 season the excavation of two areas begun in 1989 at Tell Iktanu (Area A13 and Area C3), and two new EB.MB areas (A14 and A15) was completed. A complete survey of the western half of the lower tell at Tell al-Hammam was undertaken, and parts of the Early Bronze Age settlement were excavated. Observations by A. Mallon are combined with present survey work including aerial photographs to indicate that the lower Early Bronze Age town …
An Early Middle Bronze Age Burial in Jerusalem
A Walk in the Wadi Hesban
(1991). A Walk in the Wadi Hesban. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 123, No. 1, pp. 48-61
Kathleen Kenyon and Archaeology in the Holy Land
(1992). Kathleen Kenyon and Archaeology in the Holy Land. Palestine Exploration Quarterly: Vol. 124, No. 2, pp. 109-123
Three Fortresses on the Wadi Kafrain, Jordan
The survey of a complex of well-preserved forts at the mouth of the Wadi Kafrain provides evidence for past systems of strategic organization in the area north-east of the Dead Sea. One fort, which had been described by A. Mallon in the 1930s, is of Iron Age date and is situated on the plateau above the south side of the wadi. A pair of forts, of Roman and Byzantine date, controlled the mouth of the Wadi Kafrain. The one above the south bank was …
Bethlehem
In 1998 the Palestine Exploration Fund considered undertaking some survey work at Bethlehem in the gardens east of the Church of the Nativity, and a preliminary site assessment on which this report is based was undertaken in February 1999. The information derived from this work provides a synthesis of our current evidence for the ancient site
Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)
"Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)." Levant, 35(1), pp. v–vi
Arlotte Douglas Tushingham BA (Oriental Languages, Toronto), BD (Chicago), PhD (Chicago), LLD (Concordia), FRSC, FSA (London)
Peter Roger Stuart Moorey MA., D.Phil, FBA, FSA 30 May 1937 – 23 December 2004
Striped Hyaena (hyaena hyaena syriaca) Dens in the Desert of Eastern Jordan . . . . . . . . .
Peter Roger Stuart Moorey MA., D.Phil, FBA, FSA 30 May 1937 – 23 December 2004
Human intestinal parasites from a Mamluk Period cesspool in the Christian quarter of Jerusalem
History (23 obras) · Ancient history (17 obras) · Archaeology (17 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (17 obras) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (10 obras) · Geography (10 obras) · Ancient Near East History (9 obras) · Bronze Age (6 obras) · History (6 obras) · Palestine (6 obras)