Contents of the 7th volume: Ricardo Eichmann – Margarete van Ess: In memoriam Klaus Schmidt \/ MESOPOTAMIES AND REGIONALLY OVERCOMING TOPICS: Katja Piesker: G\u00f6bekli Tepe. Construction research in enclosures C and E in 2010-2012 \/ Sebastian Walter: Unusual animals in the art of the earliest Neolithic (PPN A). On arthropod representations from southeastern Anatolia (G\u00f6bekli Tepe, K\u00f6rtik Tepe) and northern Syria (Jerf el Ahmar, Tell Qaramel) \/ Theodor Abt: G\u00f6bekli Tepe. Cultural Memory and the Knowledge of Nature \/ Rainer Michael Boehmer: An Early Night Festival in Honor of the City Goddess of Uruk, Innana \/ LEVANTE: Ulrike Siegel: The Construction History of the Prehistoric Settlement Tall \u1e24ujayr\u0101t al-Ghuzl\u0101n, Jordan \/ Ferhan Sakal: Jebel el-Hamam 2010. Final Report about the Syrian-German Survey \/ Klaus Stefan Freyberger: The ‘\u1e2aaznet Fir’\u016bn’ (‘\u1e2aar\u0101bat a\u011f-\u011earra’) in Petra. Dating, Function and Meaning \/ Karin Bartl – Ghazi Bisheh – Franziska Bloch – Claudia B\u00fchrig – Hussein Saleh – Thomas Urban: Qasr Mushash: “Desert Castle” or Caravan Stop? \/ ARABIC HALF ISLANDS AND THEMES RELATED TO THE REGION: Christoph Gerber in collaboration with Philipp Drechsler, Deniz Ya\u015fin-Meier, Helmut Br\u00fcckner, Max Engel, David M. P. Meier, Thomas G\u00f6tzelt, Julia Daitche, Dieter H\u00f6rwarthner, Adrian J. Lienig, Rosa Reising and Stefanie Tiltmann: The German-Qatari South Qatar Survey Project. The 2012-2013 Season \/ Philipp Drechsler: The Paleolithic and Neolithic in Southern Qatar. Insights from Two Seasons in the Field \/ Max Engel – Helmut Br\u00fcckner: The South Qatar Survey Project (SQSP). Preliminary findings on coastal changes and geoarchaeological archives \/ Sarah Japp: Chronology of Sabaean pottery. Some remarks \/ D’Arne O’Neill: South Arabian terracotta figurines of the first millennium B.C. from the Marib Oasis and Sirwah, Yemen \/ Mike Schnelle: Monumental buildings of the 1st millennium B.C. at Yeha (Ethiopia) and comparative buildings in South Arabia. Architecture as a reflection of cultural transfer<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Journal of Oriental Archaeology (ZOrA, ISSN 1868-9078) is a new foundation of the Orient Department of the German Archaeological Institute. It has been published annually since 2008. ZOrA contains detailed and fundamental contributions on the latest international research in the field of archaeology of the Levant, Mesopotamia and the Arabian Peninsula. The ZOrA represents a publication organ that places greater emphasis on supra-regional research perspectives. With the publication of ZOrA, the previous regionally oriented journals of the Orient Department, Baghdader Mitteilungen and Damaszener Mitteilungen, were discontinued.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":2478,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"product_brand":[],"product_cat":[1771],"product_tag":[],"class_list":["post-2477","product","type-product","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","product_cat-archaeology-and-ancient-cultures","pa_herausgeber-margarete-van-ess","pa_herausgeber-ricardo-eichmann","first","instock","taxable","shipping-taxable","purchasable","product-type-simple"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n