Nabataean Aila from a Ceramic Perspective (Part 3)
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The study focuses on the ceramic evidence from the archaeological site of Nabataean Aila, examining various types of Aqaba Ware vessels found during excavations. It provides insights into the distribution and characteristics of these ceramics across different sites in the region, contributing to the understanding of Nabataean pottery traditions and trade.
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