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- Byrne, Peter
- Peter Byrbe lives on Mafia Island, off the coast of Tanania.
He is one of the original discoverers of the ancient Iron Age
site that has been connected with trade on the Indian Ocean and
Red Sea. Mr. Byrne has written a paper on the discoveries on
Mafia Island for Nabataea.net
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- Crew, Bruce R.
- Mr. Crew is the author of a number of articles concerning
the Negev. His articles include: A Geo-Political History of the
Negev ... Israelite through Nabatean Times, The Negev as Part
of the Territories of Edom, and Did Edom's Original Territories
Extend West of Wadi Arabah?
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- Chami, Felix
- Dr. Chami is a professor of archaeology at the University
of Dar es Salaam. He has uncovered a site on Juani Island off
the coast of East Africa, which he believes will substantially
increase the evidence that East Africa was part of a wider Indian
Ocean community. Previous to Dr. Chami's discoveries of this
and other sites on the Tanzanian coast, most scholars had never
considered East Africa as part of the ancient world. Recently
Dr. Chami commented, "This is a marvel. I believe this was
a major Iron Age site. I can assure you this will change the
archaeology of East Africa."
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- Franchoise, Keith
- Keith is a Commity Health Worker living in the Middle East.
He has kindly provided us with many excellent pictures of village
and bedouin life.
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- Frysinger, Galen R
- Galen is an excellent photographer who has allowed us to
use many of his pictures of Meda'in Saleh.
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- Gibson, Dan
- For more than twenty years, author Dan Gibson has pursued
the elusive and often mysterious ancient Nabataeans. His travels
have included most of the countries of the Middle East, and many
western research libraries and museums. His passion for understanding
the Nabataeans has taken him into the deserts of Arabia where
he has examined many of the lesser known Nabataean sites, as
well as having lived and moved for several years with nomadic
Bedouin tribes. The culmination of his research has been published
in the hardbound volume The Nabataean Collection. Many of his
research papers and pictures have also been made available free
to all interested people through thisInternet site.
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- Gibson, David
- When he was 12 years old, David contacted polio while swimming
in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of New Jersey. Once the family
moved to the prairie farm, David did the bookkeeping for the
farm, and spent the rest of his time pursuing his hobby: researching
Middle Eastern archeology. Several years later David married
a German girl, Hattie, and moved to the nearby town of Wainwright.
Here David opened an accounting office and store. Since polio
tied him to his wheel chair and desk, he spent considerable time
pursuing Holy Land studies, and writing books and papers that
were of interest to historians and Bible scholars. For a list
of articles by David Gibson, click here
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- Hill, John
- John Hill has recently completed the translation of this
text, and has even made it available over the Internet, complete
with his notes. We wish to thank John for the contribution he
has made to ancient study, and to this part of Nabataea.Net.
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| Lebling, Bob |
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- Schaff, Mark
- Mark and his family spent several years in the Middle East.
Mark is an avid historian and has contributed many excellent
photographs to the website.
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