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Foreword by the Scientific Editor Ancient Camelids in the Old World - Between Arabia and Europe
Marjan Mashkour
Anthropozoologica, 2014
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Camels, camel nomadism and the practicalities of Palmyrene caravan trade
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2009. Prehistoric camels in south eastern Arabia: the discovery of a new site in Abu Dhabi’s Western Region, United Arab Emirates.
Marjan Mashkour
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The camel remains from site HD-6 (Ra's al-Hadd, Sultanate of Oman): An opportunity for a critical review of dromedary findings in eastern Arabia
Antonio Curci , Michela Carletti
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Camels in Saudi oasis during the last two millennia; the examples of Dûmat al-Jandal (Al-Jawf Province) and al-Yamâma (Riyadh province).
Hervé Monchot
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Wild animals downtown: Evidence from Balat, Dakhla Oasis (end of the 3rd millennium BC)
Laure Pantalacci
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“May the camels multiply”. More data about camels in the Southern Levant, the Arabian Peninsula, and Mesopotamia
Martin Heide
Documenta Archaeobiologiae 16, 2023
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The Domestication of Camel in the Literary, Archaeological and Petroglyph Records
Renato Sala
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PANTALACCI L. & LESUR-GEBREMARIAM J., 2009. Wild animals downtown: Evidence from Balat, Dakhla Oasis (end of the 3rd millennium BC). In: Riemer et al. (eds.) Desert Animals in the Eastern Sahara : Position, Significance and Cultural Reflection in Antiquity. Heinrich-Barth-Institut, p. 245-259
Lesur Joséphine
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Camels, Caravans and Deities: Representations of Camels in Palmyra and Hatra as Proof of Caravan Trade, in D. Alexander (ed.), The Camel through the Ages. A Compendium dedicated to Dr. Abd Al-Rahmam Al-Tayyis Al-Ansari Vol. II (Riyad 2020), 197-212
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Steve Rosen , Sorin Hermon , Jacob Vardi
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Potts 2015 - review of S.A. Rosen, An Investigation into Early Desert Pastoralism: Excavations at the Camel Site, Negev. JNES 74/2 (2015): 363-364.
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An Investigation into Early Desert Pastoralism: Excavations at the Camel Site, Negev
Steve Rosen
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Nikolai Spassov
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Förster, F. (2007), The Abu Ballas Trail: a Pharaonic donkey‐caravan route in the Libyan Desert (SW‐Egypt)
Frank Förster
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Adoption and Abandon of Camel Culture in Southeast Anatolia
Abu B. Siddiq
Second International Selçuk-Ephesus Symposium on Culture of Camel-Dealing and Camel Wrestling, Vol. I: Social Science, 2018
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Heiko Reimer, Frank Forster, Michael Herb and Nadja Pollath (eds.), Desert Animals in the Eastern Sahara: Status, Economic Significance, and Cultural Reflection in Antiquity
Mike Brass
African Archaeological Review, 2012
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Prehistoric camels in south-eastern Arabia: the discovery of a new site in Abu Dhabi's Western Region, United Arab Emirates
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Zooarchaeological analysis of two dromedaries (Camelus dromedarius L.) from late Iron Age graves in Wādī ΚUyūn at Sināw (al-Sharqiyyah, Sultanate of Oman)
Antonio Curci , Elena Maini
Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 2017
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2016 - Chapter 11 - The faunal remains of al-Yamāma: from camel to the spiny-tailed lizard. In, Schiettecatte J., Al-Ghazzi A. (dir.), Al-Kharj I. Report on two excavation seasons in the oasis of al-Kharj (2011–2012). Saudi Arabia, Riyadh. Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities pp. 259-293.
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Production in the Protohistoric Desert: Comparative Perspectives.
Steve Rosen
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LESUR J., BRIOIS F., MIDANT-REYNES B. & WUTTMANN M., 2011. Domesticates and wild game in the Egyptian Western Desert at the end of the 5th millennium BC: the fauna from KS 43, Kharga Oasis. In Jousse H. & Lesur J. People and Animals in Holocene Africa. Recent advances in archaeozoology : 59-74.
Lesur Joséphine
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The Introduction of Domestic Camels to the Southern Levant: Evidence from the Aravah Valley. Sapir-Hen and Ben-Yosef 2013 Tel Aviv
Erez Ben-Yosef , Lidar Sapir-Hen
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First Documented Camelus knoblochi Nehring (1901) and Fossil Camelus ferus Przewalski (1878) From Late Pleistocene Archaeological Contexts in Mongolia
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The Camel Site. Rock reliefs of life-sized camels and equids in the Arabian desert
Abdullah M Alsharekh
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CONSUMPTION OF ANIMAL RESOURCES AT THE SITES OF AKARÇAY TEPE AND TELL HALULA (MIDDLE EUPHRATES VALLEY, 8th - 6th MILLENNIA CAL BC)
Maria Sana
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Camels in the Middle Bronze Age
Gary Fellman
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MILK, MEAT AND HEAVY LOADS: DIACHRONIC CHANGES IN CAMEL PETROGLYPH DEPICTIONS FROM THE NEGEV DESERT
lior schwimer , Revista Arkeogazte Aldizkaria , Davida Eisenberg-Degen
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