Hesban 10: The Necropolis of Hesban
A Typology of Tombs
By S. Douglas Waterhouse
About the Hesban Series
This series provides reports on anthropological and archaeological findings gleaned from the site of Tell Hesban, Jordan, during five seasons of excavation. Sponsored principally by Andrews University, the Hesban Expedition received international recognition as the first regional project in Jordan. Each volume of this series describes a specific aspect of the excavation and has been authored by one or more specialists in the subject. Authors in this series include Lawrence T. Geraty, Robert D. Ibach Jr., Øystein S. LaBianca, Larry A. Mitchel, Paul J. Ray Jr., Leona G. Running, and S. Douglas Waterhouse, among others. The hardcover volumes are highly illustrated and completely indexed.Preface by Øystein S. LaBianca and Lawrence T. Geraty
CHAPTER 1: A Preview of Tomb Types in the Roman and Byzantine Cemeteries of Hesban by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 1: Chapter 2: Tomb Type I: Chamber Tombs with Loculi Radiating from the Chamber by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 3: Tomb Type II: Horizontal Shaft Tombs Ending in a Single Loculus or Chamber by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 4: Tomb Type III: Chamber Tombs with Adjoining Arching Alcoves (Arcosolia) Containing Sunken or Trough Graves by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 5: Tomb Type IV: Chamber Tombs with Both Loculi and Arcosolia by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 6: Tomb Type V: Vertical Shaft Tombs Having a Rectangular Shape by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 7: Tomb Type VI: Natural Caves Used as Burial Sites by S. Douglas Waterhouse
CHAPTER 8: Skeletal Biology of Hesban: A Biocultural Interpretation by Anne L. Grauer and George J. Armelagos
CHAPTER 9: Comparative Roman-Byzantine Tombs in Transjordan by Howard P. Krug
APPENDIX A: Miscellaneous Tomb Probes by Howard P. Krug
APPENDIX B: Objects List by Howard P. Krug
References
Index by Philip R. Drey
Author: S. Douglas Waterhouse
ISBN-13: 978-0-943872-23-0
Year: 1998
Pages: 221