Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022

This report summarises the results of field research conducted in October 2022 as part of the ArTu-DTu – The Archaeological Study of Da’jāniya & Tūwāneh, South Jordan project. The project focused on the sites of Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, where a research team from the Jagiellonian University and A...

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Main Authors: Jarosław Bodzek, Kamil Kopij, Paweł Ćwiąkała, Edyta Puniach, Nikola Babucic, Grzegorz Sochacki, Kaja Bator, Maksymilian Krupa, Łukasz Miszk
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Published: Ksiegarnia Akademicka Publishing 2024-12-01
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author Jarosław Bodzek
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description This report summarises the results of field research conducted in October 2022 as part of the ArTu-DTu – The Archaeological Study of Da’jāniya & Tūwāneh, South Jordan project. The project focused on the sites of Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, where a research team from the Jagiellonian University and AGH University of Kraków conducted excavations, geophysical surveys and analysis of looting damage. In Tūwāneh, excavations were carried out in the bath complex, documenting the architectural remains and stratigraphy associated with the site’s use and abandonment. Additionally, geophysical prospection was performed in selected areas adjacent to the so-called “caravanserai”, uncovering subsurface structures potentially linked to the complex. The team also systematically recorded Arabic graffiti on the walls of the caravanserai, preserving contemporary marks of local cultural heritage. In Da’jāniya, geophysical surveys aimed to locate remnants of a vicus surrounding the Roman fort, potentially shedding light on civilian settlement patterns near military installations. The report provides insights into the stratigraphy, architectural elements and temporal analysis of looting activity at the site, contributing valuable data on settlement dynamics and heritage conservation challenges in the region.
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spelling doaj-art-ca5786d73aa547c5b82cf6062bbaf0a42025-02-07T15:52:02ZengKsiegarnia Akademicka PublishingStudies in Ancient Art and Civilization1899-15482449-867X2024-12-012810.12797/SAAC.28.2024.28.01Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022Jarosław Bodzek0Kamil Kopij1Paweł Ćwiąkała2Edyta Puniach3Nikola Babucic4Grzegorz Sochacki5Kaja Bator6Maksymilian Krupa7Łukasz Miszk8Jagiellonian University, Poland Jagiellonian University, Poland AGH University of Krakow, Poland AGH University of Krakow, Poland Universität Hamburg, Germany Jagiellonian University, Poland Jagiellonian University, Poland Jagiellonian University, Poland Jagiellonian University, Poland This report summarises the results of field research conducted in October 2022 as part of the ArTu-DTu – The Archaeological Study of Da’jāniya & Tūwāneh, South Jordan project. The project focused on the sites of Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, where a research team from the Jagiellonian University and AGH University of Kraków conducted excavations, geophysical surveys and analysis of looting damage. In Tūwāneh, excavations were carried out in the bath complex, documenting the architectural remains and stratigraphy associated with the site’s use and abandonment. Additionally, geophysical prospection was performed in selected areas adjacent to the so-called “caravanserai”, uncovering subsurface structures potentially linked to the complex. The team also systematically recorded Arabic graffiti on the walls of the caravanserai, preserving contemporary marks of local cultural heritage. In Da’jāniya, geophysical surveys aimed to locate remnants of a vicus surrounding the Roman fort, potentially shedding light on civilian settlement patterns near military installations. The report provides insights into the stratigraphy, architectural elements and temporal analysis of looting activity at the site, contributing valuable data on settlement dynamics and heritage conservation challenges in the region. https://journals.akademicka.pl/saac/article/view/6295archaeological surveycultural heritage preservationgeophysical prospectionlimes arabicusroman archaeology
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Nikola Babucic
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Łukasz Miszk
Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization
archaeological survey
cultural heritage preservation
geophysical prospection
limes arabicus
roman archaeology
title Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
title_full Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
title_fullStr Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
title_full_unstemmed Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
title_short Field Research at Tūwāneh and Da’jāniya, South Jordan: Season 2022
title_sort field research at tuwaneh and da janiya south jordan season 2022
topic archaeological survey
cultural heritage preservation
geophysical prospection
limes arabicus
roman archaeology
url https://journals.akademicka.pl/saac/article/view/6295
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