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Maysoon al-Nahar and Deborah I. Olszewski

Early Epipaleolithic lithics, time-averaging, and site interpretations: Wadi al-Hasa region, Western Highlands of Jordan, Quaternary International. 396 (2016): 40-51.

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Deborah I. Olszewski and Maysoon al-Nahar

                        Late Pleistocene eastern Levant: Landscape strategies in open spaces, Quaternary International. 396 (2016) 1-4.

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Deborah I. Olszewski and Maysoon al-Nahar​

Persistent and Ephemeral Places in the Early Epipaleolithic in the Wadi al-Hasa Region of the Western Highlands of Jordan, Quaternary International. 396 (2016) 20-30.

 

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Natalie Munro, Michael Kennerty  Jacqueline S Meier,  Siavash Samei, Maysoon al-Nahar, Deborah I Olszewski.

Human Hunting and Settlement Mobility in the Early Epipaleolithic of the Jordanian Western, Highlands. Quaternary International. 396 (2016) 31-39.​ 

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Siavash Samei, Natalie D. Munro, Maysoon al-Nahar, Deborah I. Olszewski

Differential Bone Preservation and Human Foraging at the Early Epipaleolithic Site of Tor at-Tareeq (WHS1065) in the Western Highlands of Jordan, Quaternary International. 396 (2016) 52-61.​ 

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Jean-Marie Le Tensorer , Reto Jagher , Maysoon al-Nahar , Khaled Abu Ghaneimeh, Fouhad Hourani  , Hélène Le Tensorer1 , Fabio Wegmüller, Arcadio Sanson, Vera von Falkenstein                           The First Human Settlements on the Left Bank of the Jordan Valley – Outcome of the 2015 Survey1. In book: SLASA Annual report 2015, Chapter: The First Human Settlements on the Left Bank of the Jordan Valley – Outcome of the 2015 Survey1*, Publisher: SLSA, Editors: Swiss-Liechtenstein Foundation for Archaeological Research Abroad, pp.161-178​

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غزو تيمور لنك لبلاد الشام في نقش مملوكي من البادية الأردنية, المجلة الأردنية للتاريخ والآثار، المجلد التاسع، العدد الثالث. 2016​

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 نقش أسماء الأنبياء المملوكي من منطقة الصفاوي في الاردن  الاردن مجلة ادماتو، ع33، 2016

د.خالد الجبور​
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أ.د. نزار الطرشان

مناهج تأريخ القصور في بلاد الشام دراسة تحليلة نقدية 

مجلة ادوماتو ، الناشر: ادوماتو، سنة : 2016، الصفحات: 34

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​Nizar Turshan1 and Matthew Cox2

مجلة

Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry,

العدد ورقم الصفحات

Vol. 15, No 3,(2015), pp. 131-139

الناشر

Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry,

السنة

2015

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 LE TENSORER, J-M., JAGHER, R., AL-NAHAR, M., ABU GHANEIMEH, K., HOURANI, F., LE TENSORER, H., WEGMULLER, F., SANSON, A., FALKENSTEIN, V​

المجلة

SLASA Annual report 2015

العدد ورقم الصفحات

161-178

الناشر

SLASA, Switzerland

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LE TENSORER, J-M., JAGHER, R., AL-NAHAR, M., ABU GHANEIMEH, K., HOURANI, F., LE TENSORER, H., WEGMULLER, F., SANSON, A., FALKENSTEIN, V​

المجلة

SLASA Annual report 2015

العدد ورقم الصفحات

161-178

الناشر

SLASA, Switzerland

Cultural Resources Management and Conservation Cultural Resources Management and Conservation 1/2/2016 Cultural Resources Management and Conservation
  

FTIR AND THERMOGRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT MORTAR FROM AL-AMUWAQQAR EARLY ISLAMIC BATHHOUSE IN JORDAN FOR CONSERVATION USE

Authors
Ruba Seiseh, Abdulraouf Mayyas, Hussein Al Sababha, Wassef AL Sekheneh, Jürgen Popp

Publication Date
2023

Journal
International Journal of Conservation Science

Volume
14

Issue
1

Pages
3-18

Publisher
International Journal of Conservation Science (IJCS)

Description
This paper aims to analyze and evaluate the function of two types of ancient mortars in the bathhouse at al-Muwaqqar archaeological site in Jordan to promote the awareness level of cultural heritage conservation of ancient buildings and mortars in Jordan. The conservation of archaeological structures requires a thorough characterization and identification of the mortar components before carrying out the restoration, after the preserved results, and during the restoration process to decide how it responds. This work creates an experimental contribution through FTIR to study the influence of organic components on the mechanical performance of the mortar. The application of new techniques in terms of sustainability and compatibility is nowadays more and more important to preserve historical monuments, especially in the context of the increasing damage to the mortar joints in the al-Muwaqqar site. The paper presents new results concerning the identification of the binding materials of mortars, especially the organic parts as egg white or other organic components used in the bathhouse to connect the mosaics, and the collection of further information for compatibility challenges. The results will provide a new pioneering approach application in Jordan in the field of ancient restoration using mortar. The study concludes that it is easy to identify all the organic components of the mortar using Fourier Transform Infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) in the different bands of the organic material supported by thermogravimetric analysis TGA/SEMEDX. The investigations of both methods have provided accurate information about the technology of mortar production …


Cultural Resources Management and Conservation Cultural Resources Management and Conservation 10/9/2023 Cultural Resources Management and Conservation
  
ARCHAEOMETRICAL ANALYSIS STUDY OF THE WALL PAINTING–FRESCO OF A ROMAN TOMB AT ABILA (QWAILBEH) JORDAN

The Authors​:
M Nassar, Z Al Muheisen, R Seiseh, A Al-Shorman, M Abdelaziz, W Al Sekhaneh

Publication Date: 2024​

Description: ​

This study examines the wall painting in the Roman tomb in the city of Abila (Qwailbeh). Archeometrical study to know the actual composition of the pigments used in the composition of the mural paintings is very important to archaeologists, especially with regard to restoration and preservation processes. This study aspires to provide a qualitative addition to this field by knowing the characteristics and components of these wall drawings in the city of Abila the techniques used in their implementation and identification of these dyes collecting information about them and determining the identification of pigments and binders for making these wall paintings. This research is also useful in presenting the factors affecting these drawings, which in turn threaten their survival in order to know the correct methods of preservation and protection of these drawings. The methodology used in the analysis of pigments included the use of three spectroscopy techniques, FTIR, XRD, and XRF on a complementary manner. These techniques for testing samples showed that the main element of all samples is calcium, and this indicates that lime was used as a binder and white dye at the same time, it was also noted that organic materials are varied as egg-white, wheat paste and beeswax were used as binders by fresco-secco technique as detected by FTIR. Pigments identified were red iron and yellow ochre (with a high content of hydrated iron oxides such as goethite and limonite) Egyptian blue, white lead, carbon black soot, and malachite.

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Cultural Resources Management and Conservation Cultural Resources Management and Conservation 12/19/2023 Cultural Resources Management and Conservation
  

Authors: Usep Suhud & Mamoon Allan

Published: 10 February 2024

Abstract:

This research delves into the determinants influencing tourists’ intentions to visit Mount Ijen, a prominent volcanic destination in Indonesia. The study incorporates several predictive factors, which include destination image, self-congruity, sensation-seeking, perceived value, and destination personality. Two hundred sixteen participants were totally engaged in the study, selected through a convenient sampling approach. The data analysis encompassed exploratory factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, and structural equation modelling. The comprehensive analysis of the findings unveiled significant results: destination image notably impacts self-congruity, novelty-seeking, perceived value, and destination personality. Besides, a perceived value influences visit intention significantly. However, the fifth hypothesis concludes a significant effect of self-congruity, novelty-seeking, and destination personality on the visit intention. The research results enhance the understanding of volcano, crater, and geothermal tourism. The research deepens insights into the intricate dynamics between tourists’ perceptions of destination attributes and their intent to visit. Thorough exploration contributes to the discourse on geotourism and nature-based tourism, furnishing insights to steer destination management strategies and inspire further scholarly inquiries in this domain.

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