The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa

Arlene Miller Rosen; Steven Rosen

The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa

Arlene Miller Rosen, Steven Rosen

Department of Bible Studies, Archeology and the Ancient Near East

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	River Runs Through It
Subtitle of host publication	Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan
Editors	Aloisia de Trafford, Geoffrey J. Tassie, Okasha el Daly , Joris van Wetering
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Golden House Publications
Pages	123-132
ISBN (Print)	1906137374, 9781906137373
State	Published - Jan 2018

Publication series

Name	GHP Egyptology
Volume	30

Cite this

Rosen, A. M., & Rosen, S. (2018). The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa. In A. de Trafford, G. J. Tassie, O. el Daly , & J. van Wetering (Eds.), River Runs Through It: Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan (pp. 123-132). (GHP Egyptology; Vol. 30). Golden House Publications.

Rosen, Arlene Miller ; Rosen, Steven. / The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex : an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa. River Runs Through It: Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan . editor / Aloisia de Trafford ; Geoffrey J. Tassie ; Okasha el Daly ; Joris van Wetering. London : Golden House Publications, 2018. pp. 123-132 (GHP Egyptology).

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Rosen, AM & Rosen, S 2018, The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa. in A de Trafford, GJ Tassie, O el Daly & J van Wetering (eds), River Runs Through It: Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan . GHP Egyptology, vol. 30, Golden House Publications, London, pp. 123-132.

The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa. / Rosen, Arlene Miller; Rosen, Steven.
River Runs Through It: Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan . ed. / Aloisia de Trafford; Geoffrey J. Tassie; Okasha el Daly ; Joris van Wetering. London: Golden House Publications, 2018. p. 123-132 (GHP Egyptology; Vol. 30).

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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Rosen AM, Rosen S. The Saharo-Arabian Early Pastoral Complex: an East-West Hypothesis on the Development of Early Desert Nomadism in the Near East and North Africa. In de Trafford A, Tassie GJ, el Daly O, van Wetering J, editors, River Runs Through It: Essays in Honour of Professor Fekri A. Hassan . London: Golden House Publications. 2018. p. 123-132. (GHP Egyptology).