Levant

Papers
(The TQCC of Levant is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
A settlement-geology model for dolmen distribution in the Levant: revisiting the ‘great dolmen-field’ on the Irbid plateau11
Setting the standard: the 1970 standard and ethical codes of archaeological organizations10
Beyond urbanization, regional settlement pattern in south-eastern Levant during the Early Bronze Age9
Gerasa’s ‘Nymphaeum’: a reappraisal of its history and function8
A unique mother-of-pearl stamp seal from Late Iron Age Tel Ḥadid, Israel7
Ritual purity among the Phoenicians in the sacred precinct at Tel Dan in the Hellenistic and Roman periods7
The Early Bronze Age I ritual landscape in the Middle Wadi az-Zarqa Valley, Jordan6
The Late Bronze–Early Iron Age transition in Canaan: new insights from Bayesian modelling of radiocarbon dates6
Wine Jars and Jar Makers of Cyprus: The Ethnoarchaeology of Pitharia6
Reframing the Desert. Studies in the Ancient Near East and North Arabia in Honour of David Kennedy5
Beyond the battlefield: assessing cultural heritage damage in Tartus, Syria5
Exploring Levantine megalithic building techniques: the case study of ST_004 from Menjez (Akkar, Lebanon)4
Arslan Tash Palace: a reconsideration of the architecture, phases, chronology and use4
The role of highland regions in interregional connectivity: Upper Galilee in the Early Bronze Age4
Ḥorvat Tevet, the Jezreel Valley: a village and an Israelite royal estate4
Avian depiction in the earliest Neolithic communities of the Near East4
Different mint, same engraver: engraver-sharing at Caracalla tetradrachm mints in the southern Levant3
William Lancaster: anthropologist and ethnographic mentor3
Megalithic architecture in the Levant: broader perspectives for defining what we are talking about3
Do the right thing3
Not a place for respectable people, but the ends of the earth converge there: insights from Wisad Pools into the nature and context of Jordan’s Black Desert Neolithic3
Site custody activism in Jordan: introducing Sela and Alraqeem3
Dolmens in context3
The Louvre Museum terracotta ship-models from Tyre3
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