Mission archéologique de Madâ’in Sâlih. Rapport sur la campagne 2015

This is the report on the seventh season of excavations in Madain Salih, ancient Hegra

Mission archéologique de Madâ’in Sâlih. Rapport sur la campagne 2015

This is the report on the seventh season of excavations in Madain Salih, ancient Hegra

Report on the Fifth Season (2014)of the Madâ’in Sâlih Archaeological Project

This is the 228 pages full report of 2014 season of the Madâ’in Archaeological Project. It contains reports on the various excavation areas (a cairn complex from an early period, the Nabataean rampart and the south-eastern gate, the sanctuary IGN 132, the domestic areas 9 and 65 in the residential area and finally the result of the work undertaken in three monumental Nabataean tombs), as well as various specialised reports (on the pottery, the marine molluscs, the coins and the restoration)

Mission archéologique de Madâʾin Salih. Rapport de la campagne 2016

This is the 2016 report (7th season) of the Madâʾin Salih (ancient Hegra) Archaeological Project. Madâʾin Salih is a pre-Nabataean, Nabataean and Roman site at the southern end of the Nabataean kingdom and the Roman province of Arabia. The volume (132 pages) contains reports by various authors on one of the gates of the rampart (Area 35), on the Roman fort excavated in the southern part of the city (Area 34), on the Nabataean sanctuary IGN 132 (Area 6), and on the residential unit excavated southwest of the latter. It also contains important study reports on the pottery, the so-called "owls of Hegra", which correspond to a Hellenistic period coinage from the Hijâz, on the camel bones of the Roman fort (Area 34), on the textiles discovered in the Nabataean tombs IGN 88, 97 and 116.1. It ends with two notes on the conservation and on physiochemical characterization of corroded metal artifacts. The reportwill be published in a printed form by the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage in the series entitled « A Series of Refereed Archaeological Studies 

Mission archéologique de Madâʾin Salih. Rapport de la campagne 2016

This is the 2016 report (7th season) of the Madâʾin Salih (ancient Hegra) Archaeological Project. Madâʾin Salih is a pre-Nabataean, Nabataean and Roman site at the southern end of the Nabataean kingdom and the Roman province of Arabia. The volume (132 pages) contains reports by various authors on one of the gates of the rampart (Area 35), on the Roman fort excavated in the southern part of the city (Area 34), on the Nabataean sanctuary IGN 132 (Area 6), and on the residential unit excavated southwest of the latter. It also contains important study reports on the pottery, the so-called "owls of Hegra", which correspond to a Hellenistic period coinage from the Hijâz, on the camel bones of the Roman fort (Area 34), on the textiles discovered in the Nabataean tombs IGN 88, 97 and 116.1. It ends with two notes on the conservation and on physiochemical characterization of corroded metal artifacts. The reportwill be published in a printed form by the Saudi Commission for Tourism and National Heritage in the series entitled « A Series of Refereed Archaeological Studies