VOL. 10.1 Spring/Summer 2000 Contents
VOL. 10.1 Spring/Summer 2000 Contents
Editorial ... 4
An archaeological and architectural evaluation of a fort in the Wadi Safad, Emirate of Fujairah
... 5
by Gareth Longden and Salvatore Garfi
The Shasha - traditional fishing craft of the UAE's East Coast. ... 8
by Michelle Ziolkowski
New evidence for the medieval occupation of Abu Dhabi ... 10
by Robert Carter
The freshwater goby Awaous aeneofuscus in the Wadi Hatta watershed (UAE/Oman) 12
by Gary R. Feulner and Peter L. Cunningham
Tick-host relationships as determined from wildlife in the UAE (Acarina, Fam. Ixodidae)
- a preliminary study ... 16
by Peter L. Cunningham and Kevin Thompson
Namaqua Dove Oena capensis in the UAE and its spread through Arabia ... 18
by Michael Jennings
ENHG Award for Thesiger ... 20
Desert truffles Tirmania nivea in the Emirates ... 20
by Philip Iddison
The use of burrows by Hoopoe Lark Alaemon alaudipes ... 21
by Peter L. Cunningham
Reptile records ... 22
by Peter L. Cunningham
A short note on Blanford's Fox Vulpes cana in the mountains of Ras al-Khaimah
... 23
by Robert E. Llewellyn-Smith
Archaeological Review - Jebel Buhays, Muwailah, Al Thuqaibah, Abu Dhabi islands ... 25
Miscellany ... 28
Reviews ... 29
Cover illustrations:
Front: A pool in the Wadi Qahfi -the largest of those containing the freshwater goby
Awaous aeneofuscus (see article on Page 12)
Picture by Peter Cunningham
Back: A Late Islamic ceramic jar from Tawi Beduwa Shwaiba, south-west of Abu Dhabi.
Picture by Peter Hellyer
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