S Thomas Parker

ROMAN MILITARY ARCHITECTURE ON THE FRONTIERS: ARMIES AND THEIR ARCHITECTURE IN LATE ANTIQUITY

JOURNAL OF ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY, Vol. 30, pp. 923–929.

The material culture and mission of the Late Roman Army on the southeastern imperial frontier - GWYN DAVIES and JODI MAGNESS, with contributions by N. T. Elkins, R. Halbmeier, J. Ramsay, A. Ratzlaff, C. Swan, W. Cockle, Z. Plese, D. Hood and E. Boaretto, THE 2003-2007 EXCAVATIONS IN THE LATE ROMAN FORT AT YOTVATA (Eisenbrauns; Winona Lake, IN 2015). Pp. xii + 268, many figs. including 24 color. ISBN 978-1-57506-347-8. $79.50.

Journal of Roman Archaeology, 29, 919–923.

Settlement and soldiers in the Roman Near East.

[Review of ]. Levant, 46(2), 315–316.

Water and more at Humayma - JOHN PETER OLESON, including technical reports by G. E. BROWN, M. FINNEGAN, J. D. MITCHELL, C. NIKOLIC, and C. T. SHAY, HUMAYMA EXCAVATION PROJECT, 1. RESOURCES, HISTORY AND THE WATER-SUPPLY SYSTEM (Archaeological Reports no. 15, American Schools of Oriental Research, Boston, MA 2010). Pp. xxii + 526, figs. 388, tables 32. ISBN 978-0-89757-083-1.

Journal of Roman Archaeology, 25, 924–926.

First archaeozoological evidence for haimation, the 'invisible' garum

JOURNAL OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SCIENCE, 35(7), 1821–1827.

The Roman army in Jordan

[Review of ]. American Journal of Archaeology, 110(3), 525–526.

Frontier and society in Roman North Africa.

[Review of ]. American Historical Review, 106(3), 1032–1033.

Roman legionary fortresses in the East

In Fortresses and their legions (pp. 121–138). London: Society of Antiquaries of London.

The defense of Palestine and Transjordan from Diocletian to Heraclius

In J. A. G. L. E. Stager & M. D. Coogan (Eds.), The archaeology of Jordan and beyond (pp. 367–388). Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns.

An empire's new holy land: The Byzantine period (Exploring the political and material transformation of Palestinian culture through architecture, pottery and inscriptions)

[Review of ]. NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY, 62(3), 134–180.

An early church, perhaps the oldest in the world, found at Aqaba (Archaeological excavations in southern Jordan)

NEAR EASTERN ARCHAEOLOGY, 61(4), 254–254.

Jennifer C. Root fellowship now ten years old

American Schools of Oriental Research Newsletter, 48(4), 5.

The Nabataean temple

In Umm el-Jimal: A frontier town and its landscape in northern Jordan: Vol. 1, Field work, 1972-1981 (Journal of Roman archaeology; Supplement 26) (pp. 149–152). Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology.

The Nabataean temple: A re-examination

In Umm el-Jimal: A frontier town and its landscape in northern Jordan: Vol. 1, Field work, 1972-1981 (Journal of Roman archaeology; Supplement 26) (pp. 153–160). Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology.

The Roman Aqaba Project: the 1996 campaign

Annual of the Department of Antiquities, 42(1998), 375–394.

The defenses of the Roman and Byzantine town

In Umm el-Jimal: A frontier town and its landscape in northern Jordan: Vol. 1, Field work, 1972-1981 (Journal of Roman archaeology; Supplement 26) (pp. 143–148). Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology.

The later Castellum (Barracks)

In Umm el-Jimal: A frontier town and its landscape in northern Jordan: Vol. 1, Field work, 1972-1981 (Journal of Roman archaeology; Supplement 26) (pp. 131–142). Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology.

The pottery (1977)

In Umm el-Jimal: A frontier town and its landscape in northern Jordan: Vol. 1, Field work, 1972-1981 (Journal of Roman archaeology; Supplement 26) (pp. 205–218). Portsmouth, RI: Journal of Roman Archaeology.

Aqaba

In The Oxford encyclopedia of archaeology in the Near East (Vol. 1, pp. 153–156). New York: Oxford University Press.

Fortifications: Hellenistic and Roman periods

In The Oxford encyclopedia of archaeology in the Near East (Vol. 2, pp. 329–334). New York: Oxford University Press.

Geography and strategy on the southeastern frontier in the late Roman period

Roman Frontier Studies 1995: Proceedings of the XVIth International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies (Oxbow monographs, 91), 115–122. Oxford: Oxbow.

Human settlement at the northern head of the Gulf of Aqaba: evidence of site migration

Studies in the History and Archaeology of Jordan, 5(1997), 189–193.

Limes Arabicus

In The Oxford encyclopedia of archaeology in the Near East (Vol. 3, pp. 358–361). New York: Oxford University Press.

Preliminary report on the 1994 season of the Roman Aqaba Project

Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 305(1997), 19–44.

Roman Aqaba project

American Journal of Archaeology, 101(1997), 525–526.

The Decapolis

In The Oxford encyclopedia of archaeology in the Near East (Vol. 2, pp. 127–130). New York: Oxford University Press.

Transjordan in the Persian through Roman periods

In The Oxford encyclopedia of archaeology in the Near East (Vol. 5, pp. 235–238). New York: Oxford University Press.