Butler, Howard Crosby; Princeton University [Editor]: Syria: publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904 - 5 and 1909 (Div. 2, Sect. B ; 6) (1920)

SCHEME FOR PUBLICATIONS OF PRINCETON
ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPEDITIONS TO SYRIA

* Published.

DIVISION I.
DIVISION II.
DIVISION III.
DIVISION IV.
Geography and
Itinerary.
Architecture.
Greek and Latin
Inscriptions.
Semitic
Inscriptions.
SECTION A.
SECTION A.
SECTION A.
SECTION A.
Southern Syria.
Southern Syria.
Southern Syria.
* Nabataean Inscriptions.
PARTS.
PARTS.
i. * Ammonitis.
1. * Ammonitis.
2. * Southern Hauran.
2. * Southern Hauran.
3. *Umm idj-Djimal.
3. *Umm idj-Djimal.
4. *Bosra.
4. *Bosra.
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5. * Djebel Hauran and
5. *Djebel Hauran and
Hauran Plain.
Hauran Plain.
6. *Sic.
6. *Sic.
7. Ledja.
7. Ledja.
SECTION B.
SECTION B.
SECTION B.
SECTION B.
Northern Syria.
Northern Syria.
Northern Syria.
Syriac Inscriptions.
PARTS.
PARTS.
1. * The cAla and Kasr
1. * The cAla and Kasr
Ibn Wardan.
Ibn Wardan.
2. *Anderin-Kerratin-
2. * Anderin-Kerratin-
SECTION C.
Macrata.
Macrata.
Safaitic Inscriptions.
3. * Djebel Riha.
3. * Djebel Riha and
Djebel il-Wastani.
4. * Djebel Barisha.
4. * Djebel Barisha.
5. *Djebel Halakah.
5. * Djebel Halakah.
SECTION D.
6. * Djebel Simcan.
6. Djebel Simcan.
Arabic Inscriptions.

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