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May 1, 1998Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research

Early Islamic Settlement in the Southern Negev

Uzi Avner Jodi Magness

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During the early Islamic period, the port of Ayla, at the northeastern end of the Gulf of ʿAqaba, served as an important commercial center. This article surveys the archaeological evidence for earl...

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