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Thursday, January 2, 2020

Open Access Journal: Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists - مجلة اتحاد الأثریین العرب

[First posted in AWOL 16 August 2018, updated 2 January 2020]

Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists - مجلة اتحاد الأثریین العرب
Print ISSN: 2537-026X
Online ISSN: 2537-0278
Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists
Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists is an annual academic journal that publishes specialized research and studies in the fields of archeology, museums, restoration and Arab national civilizations, published by the General Union of Arab Archaeologists and the Union of Arab Universities since 2000 to date. It publishes research studies in several languages: Arabic, English, French and German and has an international and regional refereeing committee. Due to the success achieved by the Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists, the Editorial Department considered the publication of a new issue of the Journal in foreign languages, in order to raise the level of academic research of Arab archaeologists at the international level. There is no doubt that the Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists is the result of an archeological academic interaction and movement not only in Egypt but among all archaeologists in the Arab world from the ocean to the Gulf. This profound academic product of subjects is not confined to academic publishing, but is a crucible for academic and practical rapprochement between the archaeologists, in a sincere attempt to find a language that is mutually enriching, without programming or preconditions. Therefore, this convergence succeeded in unifying the archeological term among archaeologists, in which each researcher presented his research in a smooth simple language and a term rolling away from the regional terminology so that each researcher does not write for himself, but writes in a language of dialogue that is comprehended by all Arab archaeologists, whether in the East or Morocco. Thus, the Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists managed to reach an academic vision and a common research language that was accepted by many researchers, especially in the field of terminology. In turn, with the commencement of the new issue of the Union Journal in foreign languages, we look forward to keeping up with international publication standards, for the Journal of the General Union of Arab Archaeologists has obtained the ISI (International Accreditation),the journal has Impact factor of 0.589 based on international citation report ( ICR) for the year 2016- 2017  anticipating to reach the desired objectives.

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Cross- Cultural Exchange Between the Islamic World and Europe (Iznik ceramic and Italian maiolica as a case study)


Page 1-46

Boussy Zidan


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The Marble Bases of Kunya Ark and Tash-hauli Palaces in Khiva During the 13th AH/ 19th AD Century


Page 47-89

Huda Salah El-deen Mohamed


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Lights on the Royal Guard through the Significance of Two Titles Ḫnty-š and Šmsw


Page 90-123

naglaa shehab



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The Bagouria Barrage 1281 AH / 1864 AD:An Archaeological Architectural Study


Page 1-52

badr abdelaziz badr


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Kamran Island in Yemen during the Islamic era Cultural and archaeological study


Page 53-86

mohamed ahmed enab


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The contribution of the domesticated camel and advanced irrigation techniques (the horizontal well/Falaj system) to the Iron Age economy and settlement patterns of the Oman Peninsula and Arabia.


Page 87-115

Noha Mohamed Kamel Moussa


Volume Volume 1 (2016
Earlier issues, entirely in Arabic, appear online under the title مجلة اتحاد الأثریین العرب
[ISSN: 2536-9822 (Print); 2536-9830 (Online)]

Friday, March 15, 2019

Abydos Archaeology: The online journal of the North Abydos Expedition

Abydos Archaeology: The online journal of the North Abydos Expedition
Abydos Archaeology
Welcome to Abydos Archaeology: The online journal of the North Abydos Expedition, an archaeological project sponsored jointly by the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University and Princeton University. We tell the story of Abydos, Egypt and its 5,000-year history through archaeological excavation, heritage preservation, archaeological survey, collections management, object conservation, outreach, and publication. We post stories from the field, and the people and communities behind the archaeology, as well as objects from Abydos, both in situ and in museum collections around the world, and images from our archives, covering a half-century of archaeological fieldwork in Egypt. Expedition co-directors, Dr. Matthew Douglas Adams (NYU) and Prof. Deborah Vischak (Princeton), and all of us on the North Abydos Expedition team invite you to browse our gallery of fieldwork, team bios, blog, and Instagram gallery — and to follow, bookmark, like, share, and ENJOY the archaeology of Abydos with us!