EXCAVATIONS AT TELL UMM HAM MAD ESH-SHARQIYA IN THE JORDAN VALLEY 1982

Abstract

Excavations at Tell Umm Hammad esh-Sharqiya (November/December 1982) were sponsored by the British Institute at Amman for Archaeology and History and generously supported by the British Academy, the G. A. Wainwright Fund, the Central Research Fund (London University), the Palestine Exploration Fund, Mrs. E. Helms, the British Museum, the Ashmolean Museum, the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, Birmingham Museum, Bolton Museum and the Manchester Museum. Close co-operation with the Department of Antiquities of Jordan, especially through its Director Dr. Adnan Hadidi, contributed signally to the success of the excavations. Post-excavation work, including the continuation of clearance in the EB IV(EB–MB) cemetery (Tiwal esh-Sharqi: Appendix II) were carried out at the new archaeological station of Deir 'Alla through the kindness of Yarmouk University, the Department of Antiquities and Leiden University. Work and storage space were made available by the British Institute at Amman for Archaeology and History and the American Center for Oriental Research (ACOR) in Amman. Staff for the six-week long season at Umm Hammad consisted of the writer, A. V. G. Betts and I. Ruben. The Department of Antiquities was represented by Mr. Sa'ad Hadidi.

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