03.html The Natufian Culture (The Neolithic of the Near East)

04.html The Fauna at Kebara / Natuf / Ain Mallaha (The Neolithic of the Near East)

06.html Kebaran Sites: Wadi Madamagh and Nahal Oren (The Neolithic of the Near East)

09.html Dissertation on Northern and Southern Mesopotamia (The Advent of the Era of Townships in Northern Mesopotamia)

10.html Mesopotamian Civilization (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

11.html A Short Excerpt on the Time Between the Fall of the Third Dynasty of Ur and the Rise of Babylon (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

13.html The Great Kingdoms of the Levant (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

15.html The Levant from the Epi-Paleolithic to the End of the Aceramic Period (The Neolithic of the Near East)

18.html The Hyksos (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

19.html Egyptian Pre-History and Proto-History (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

22.html The Hittites (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

23.html The Hurrians (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

24.html The Hurrians (The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East)

25.html Urukian Trade on the Iranian Plateau (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

26.html THE THREAT OF ASSYRIA (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

27.html Assyrian Geography (The Advent of the Era of Townships in Northern Mesopotamia)

28.html Assyrian Geographical Framework (The Might That Was Assyria)

29.html Intrusive Mesopotamian Enclave at Nineveh (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

30.html Neolithic to Early Bronze Age Palestinian Culture (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

31.html Tell Brak Enclave (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

32.html Byblos (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

33.html Ai or Et Tell (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

35.html Elam -- Khuzestan -- Susiana Plain (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

#36 (Amorites) -- Abram (Abraham) the Hebrew (Habiru) reckoned Amorite groups as his confederates ... (Who Were the Amorites?)

39.html URUK ENCLAVES -- STATIONS -- OUTPOSTS (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

46.html Arad (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

47.html Tell Ajjul (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

50.html Aswad et Ghoraife: Sites Neolithiques en Damscene Syria (American Journal of Archaeology)

52.html Frost Weathering at Jerf Ajla and Yabrud (Analysis of Sediments of Jerf Ajla and Yabrud Rockshelter)

54.html Godin Tepe (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

57.html Habuba Kabira and its Acropolis Tell Qannas (The Uruk Expansion: Cross Cultural Exchange in Early Mesopotamian Civilization)

58.html The North Sinai (Egypt Canaan and Israel in Ancient Times)

60.html Chapter 2: Babylonia and Assyria (Circa 2000-1350 BC) (The Greatness That Was Babylon)

62.html Rehoboam (Antiquities of the Jews) Flavius Josephus

63.html The Hittites (The Kingdom of the Hittites)

65.html Jerusalem (Excavations at Jerusalem) Kenyon

67.html The Fall of Troy (Antiquity) Carl Nylander

68.html Two Bone Hafts From Northern Iraq (Antiquity) Ralph Solecki

76.html The Nabateans: A Historical Sketch (Biblical Archaeologist) Jean Starcky

77.html The Mousterian Industries of Yabroud Shelter I: A Reconsideration (Rose Solecki and Ralph Solecki)

78.html The Mysteries of Ugarit (Near Eastern Archaeology) Volume 63 : December 2000

90.html Outline on Pre-Historic Lithic Industries (PreHistoric Art and Civilization)

149.html Chapter 1: New Perspectives on the Transition to Agriculture (Last Hunters -- First Farmers) Editors

150.html Chapter 2: The Origins of Agriculture in the Near East (Last Hunters -- First Farmers) Ofer Bar-Yosef and Richard Meadow

152.html Chapter 2 Subheading: The Near East and its PaleoClimate Record (Last Hunters -- First Farmers) Ofer Bar-Yosef and Richard Meadow