Department of Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures

Parent: UC Berkeley

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for September through December, 2024

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
9tj5d97nAssembling the Iron Age Levant: The Archaeology of Communities, Polities, and Imperial Peripheries1372810920.4%
9xp1666xHard Times: Critical Approaches to Crisis and its Aftermath957887.4%
3gc5755tThe Nachlass of Walter B. Henning: An Annotated Inventory94405442.6%
34w048mmThe Climate Crisis, Cultural Heritage, and the Future of Middle Eastern Archaeology71125916.9%
0131c4jsThe Hearst Medical Papyrus: Hieratic Text in 17 Facsimile Plates in Collotype with Introduction and Vocabulary66234334.8%
7t41f8j6A newly discovered Middle Persian funerary inscription from Mount Zaneh66234334.8%
3g68325pI Have a Story, Too: Suicide Bombers, Borders, & Peripheral Narratives61124919.7%
40n1d5qvHoarded Treasures: The Megiddo Ivories and the End of the Bronze Age59352459.3%
1j42b6f7A New Middle Persian Document from Hastijan belonging to the Farroxzād Family56173930.4%
6v0837s4The Xorde Avesta and the structuring of time49183136.7%
2z06r9bjThe Dilmun Bioarchaeology Project: A First Look at the Peter B. Cornwall Collection at the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology42172540.5%
794560j3Introduction: Bringing Out the Dead in the Ancient Near East.40221855.0%
7tb5j1pjNotizen zum Xorde Avesta V: Das Avesta-Pahlavi Ms. T12 betrachtet im Rahmen der historischen Veränderungen des Xorde Avesta39132633.3%
1tt957q7Extensification in a Mediterranean Semi-Arid Marginal Zone: An Archaeological Case Study from Early Iron Age Jordan's Eastern Karak Plateau3482623.5%
2kz517g7Feeding the Community: Objects, Scarcity and Commensality in the Early Iron Age Southern Levant3492526.5%
3z15677cHomebound travelers: the return's destabilization of homeland in Arabic literature33102330.3%
2dj7r311The Early Dynastic Cemeteries of Naga-ed-Dêr, Part I310310.0%
6h36x5vwTowards a Manifesto for Middle Iranian Philology3092130.0%
506794czCrop Storage and Animal Husbandry at Early Iron Age Khirbat al-Mudayna al-‘Aliya (Jordan): A Paleoethnobotanical Approach2772025.9%
6mz830r7Commemorating Disability in Early Dilmun: Ancient and Contemporary Tales from the Peter B. Cornwall Collection2719870.4%
0qx1f1mgHard Times: Critical Approaches to Crisis and its Aftermath: Interview2662023.1%
67w7f0f9Editorial Letter2642215.4%
0m915846Moving Beyond King Mesha: The Archaeology of Social Life in Iron Age Jordan24131154.2%
8m60x7vqAuthority, polity, and tenuous elites in Iron Age Edom (Jordan)24131154.2%
1664j0bcFace-to-Face with the Past: Reconstructing a Teenage Boy from Early Dilmun23121152.2%
9t822113Peter B. Cornwall Collection Assessment2341917.4%
2vt4m4zrA Provincial Cemetery of the Pyramid Age at Naga-ed-Dêr, Part III220220.0%
7g3977tcThe Predynastic Cemetery N 7000. Naga-ed-Dêr, Part IV200200.0%
2r87b75sRepatriation in University Museum Collections: Case Studies from the Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology190190.0%
37w0t9krDry dig: Ethics and alcohol in Middle Eastern archaeological practice1991047.4%
6r15n85rToward a Socionatural Reconstruction of the Early Iron Age Settlement System in Jordan’s Wadi al-Mujib Canyon1961331.6%
5d25c95xMeasuring Local Diversity in Early Iron Age Animal Economies: A View from Khirbat al-Mudayna al-‘Aliya (Jordan)189950.0%
5jg0p3dfEgyptian Statues and Statuettes in the Museum of Anthropology of the University of California1841422.2%
0xh1p2jkEgyptian Pottery: Proceeding of the 1990 Pottery Symposium at the University of California, Berkeley1651131.3%
6j54g9v5The Early Dynastic Cemeteries of Naga-ed-Dêr, Part II.160160.0%
61c6k3qjLocating Middle Islamic Dhiban on the Mamluk imperial periphery1531220.0%
9j39d3c5Egyptian Tomb Steles and Offering Stones of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnology of the University of California1531220.0%
8hc2f09xHigh-Resolution Spatial Analysis of Archaeobotanical Remains from a Kitchen Context in Imperial Late Antique (ca. a.d. 600) Dhiban, Jordan120120.0%
1dq9h79wStable Isotopes of Archaeological and Modern Semi-Terrestrial Crabs (<em>Potamon potamios</em>) Provide Paleoecological Insights into Brachyuran Ecology and Human Resource Acquisition in Late Holocene Jordan110110.0%
8jm8w9v1Stable isotopes of archaeological and modern semi-terrestrial crabs (Potamon potamios) provide paleoecological insights into brachyuran ecology and human resource acquisition in late Holocene Jordan100100.0%
62b3w49wA few suggestions in the reading of some documentsfrom the Pahlavi Archive of Hastijan92722.2%

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