Tell es-Saʾidiyeh

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Tell es-Saʾidiyeh is an important archaeological site in the Central Jordan Valley, situated on the eastern side of the Jordan River Valley in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.

Contents

Excavation

Areas

Upper Mound

  • AA
  • BB
  • KK - a step trench on the southern side of the tell (1995)
  • GG - excavation of the Water System

Bibliography

Excavation Reports

  • Tubb [1988], Jonathon N., "Tell es-Saʾidiyeh: Preliminary Report on the First Three Seasons of Renewed Excavations", Levant 20 (1988), pp.23-89.
  • Tubb [1990], J.N., "Preliminary Report on the Fourth Season of Excavations at Tell es-Saʾidiyeh in the Jordan Valley", Levant 22 (1990), pp.21-42.
  • Tubb, J.N. and Dorrell, Peter G. [1991], "Tell es-Saʾidiyeh: Interim Report on the Fifth (1990) Season of Excavations", Levant 23 (1991), pp.67-86.
  • Tubb, J.N. and Dorrell, P.G. [1993], "Tell es-Saʾidiyeh: Interim Report on the Sixth Season of Excavations", PEQ 125.1 (1993), pp.50-74.
  • Tubb, J.N. and Dorrell, P.G. [1994], "Tell es-Saʾidiyeh 1993: Interim Report on the Seventh Season of Excavations", PEQ 126.1 (1994), pp.52-67.
  • Tubb, J.N., Dorrell, P.G. and Cobbing, Felicity J. [1996], "Interim Report on the Eighth Season (1995) of Excavations at Tell es-Saʾidiyeh, Jordan", PEQ 128.1 (1996), pp.16-40.
  • Tubb, J.N., Dorrell, P.G. and Cobbing, F.J. [1997], "Interim Report on the Ninth Season (1996) of Excavations at Tell es-Saʾidiyeh, Jordan", PEQ 129.1 (1997), pp.54-77.

Articles

  • Cartwright [2002], Caroline, "Grape and Grain: Dietary Evidence from an Early Bronze Age Store at Tell es-Saʾidiyeh, Jordan", PEQ 134.2 (2002), pp.98-117.
  • Vilders [1993], Monique M.E., "Some Remarks on the Production of Cooking Pots in the Jordan Valley", PEQ 125.2 (1993), pp.149-156.

External links

  • Film: The Book and the Spade - University of Pennsylvania [1] - filmed in 1967, this film includes substantial footage of the excavations of the site under the direction of James Pritchard
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