Moain Sadeq

Biographic Data

ID4124443
NAMEMoain Sadeq
GIVEN NAMESMoain
FAMILY NAMESadeq
SIGNATURESADEQ M
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS15
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2001
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX1

  • Society in Qatar before the Oil Industry in Light of Archaeological Evidence

    Moain SadeqARTICLESociology of Islam2018References: 1

    The archaeological excavations conducted within Qatar have revealed remains of a series of towns and villages dated to the pre-oil industrial era, particularly from the 18th to the beginning of the 20th centuries (Guérin & al-Na‘imi 2008; Hardy-Guilbert 1998). Particularly important sources for our study are the major archaeological site of al-Zubarah, which was inscribed in the unesco World Heritage sites in 2013, and the site of Ra’s ‘Ushayrig …

  • Gaza Research Project. Report on the 1999 and 2000 Seasons at al-Moghraqa

    Louise Steel, Joanne Clarke et al.ARTICLELevant2004

    This report presents the results of survey and excavation at al-Moghraqa, in the vicinity of the Wadi Gaza. The objective of fieldwork was to establish the date of the site, the nature of its occupation and in particular the context and function of the terracotta cones previously recovered at the site in 1996. The stratigraphic sequence is published, demonstrating that the main period of occupation of al-Moghraqa spans the Middle Bronze II period…

  • Gaza Research Project

    Joanne Clarke, Louise Steel et al.ARTICLELevant2004

    This article presents results of the first season of fieldwork conducted by the Gaza Research Project in 1998. Fieldwork comprised small-scale topographic survey around the old city of Gaza and reconnaissance of other second millennium tell sites in the region, namely Tell Ali Muntar. The primary aims were to examine the chronological and topographical relationship of two proximate tell sites lying at the southern limits of the Levantine coastal …

  • Les fouilles de Tell es-Sakan (Gaza)

    Pierre De Miroschedji, Moain Sadeq et al.ARTICLEPaléorient2001Cited by: 15References: 1

    Tell es-Sakan a connu deux phases d'occupation culturellement distinctes : une phase égyptienne (niveaux 9 à 6) caractérisée par une culture matérielle presque exclusivement égyptienne qui date de l'époque prédynastique récente (Dynastie 0), soit du Bronze ancien IB récent de Palestine ; et une phase cananéenne (niveaux 5 à 1) qui relève de la civilisation cananéenne du Bronze ancien III. Protégé par des fortifications reconstruites deux fois, l …