Scientific Program

Sunday, June 17: Arrival in Amman

Afternoon

Accommodation in Amman, Grand Stay Hotel. Al Madina Al Munawara Street Tel: (+962) 6-5502222

Monday, June 18

9:00 AM	Departure from Amman*
12:00 PM	Check in to The Old Village Resort, Wadi Musa
1:00 PM	Lunch

Chair: Suleiman A. D. Farajat

3:00–5:30 PM	Archaeology and Tourism: Sustainable Meeting Grounds – roundtable session with representatives of international and national research institutes
7:00 PM	Dinner

* All Participants will depart from the university of Jordan at 8:30 Am and at 9:00 from the hotel by the University of Jordan buses to Petra.

Academic Program

Tuesday, June 19: Opening Ceremony and Lecture Sessions 1A-1B, 10:30 AM – 5:40 PM

9:00–10:00 AM

Registration, Sale Proceedings ICPNC II

Chair: John Healey

10:30 AM

Welcoming address by

- His Excellency Eng. Falah Alomoush, Chief Commissioner of the Petra Region Authority

12:00–1:30 PM

LUNCH

Lecture Session 1A

Chair: David Graf

Trade Routes – Cultural Exchange
1:30–1:50 PM	Laurent Tholbecq (University of Brussels, Belgium), Taxation in Nabataea and in Provincia Arabia: Some Preliminary Thoughts
1:50–2:10 PM	Sami S. Abd al-Malik al Bayadi (Ministry of Antiquities, Cairo, Egypt), Roads of Nabataean Trade in Sinai in the Light of Modern Archaeological Discoveries
2:10–2:30 PM	Zeyad al-Salameen (Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Ma'an, Jordan), Nabataean Echoes in the Eastern Harrah: New Evidence in the Light of Recent Fieldwork
2:30–2:50 PM	Andrea Vanni Desideri (University of Florence, Italy), The Nabataeans and al-Wu'ayra. Archaeological Data, Hypothesis and Questions
2:50–3:10 PM	Discussion
3:10–3:30 PM	Break
Lecture Session 1B Chair: Zeyad al-Salameen
3:30–3:50 PM	Megan A. Perry (East Carolina University, Greenville, USA), Revealing Cycles of Mortuary Behavior in Petra
3:50–4:10 PM	Virginia Cassola-Cochin (Institut du Monde Arabe, Paris, France), Three Museums for One Site: Saudi Strategy for Museum Design Development of the Hegra / Madâin Salih
4:10–4:30 PM	David Johnson (Brigham Young University, Provo UT, USA), Nabataean Trade in Magical and Medicinal Plants: Literary, Biological and Archaeological Evidence
4:30–4:50 PM	Anna Accettola (University of California, Los Angeles CA, USA), Tracing Nabataean Trade in Ancient Greek Literature: An Analysis of Word Usage and Context
4:50–5:10 PM	Discussion
7:00 PM	DINNER

Wednesday, June 20: Lecture Sessions 2A-2F, 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM

Lecture Session 2A

Chair: Laurent Tholbecq

Cultural Exchange – Local Traditions
9:00–9:20 AM	Caroline Durand (CNRS Lyon, France), A Glimpse into Everyday Life in the Nabataeo-Roman Village of Dharih (Jordan): The Pottery from the House V12
9:20–9:40 AM	Pauline Piraud-Fournet (University of Paris, France), Some Aspects of the Domestic Architecture of Dharih in Nabataean and Roman Times
9:40–10:00 AM	Matthias Grawehr (University of Basel, Switzerland) and Aleksandra Brzozowska-Jawornicka (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, Poland), The Nabataean Blocked-Out Capital in Its Wider Framework: A Closer Look
10:00–10:20 AM	Marco Dehner (Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany), New Insights into Freestanding Nabataean Architecture
10:20–10:40 AM	Discussion
10:40–11:00 AM	Break
Lecture Session 2B Chair: Regine Hunziker-Rodewald
9:00–9:20 AM	Juan M. Tebes (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina), The Nabataean Religion and the Desert Cults of the Arid Southern Levant
9:20–9:40 AM	Jerome Norris (University of Lorraine, Nancy, France), The Cult of Dushara: Chronology and Geography
9:40–10:00 AM	Lamia Kenoussi (University of Lyon, France), Nabataean Religion and Pantheon through Pre-Islamic and Early Islamic Sources, for Example: al-Lāt, al-'Uzzā, Manāt
10:00–10:20 AM	Mohammed I. Al-Nasarat (Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Ma'an, Jordan), Ceremonies and Festivals in Nabataean Society: History and Traditions
10:20–10:40 AM	Discussion
10:40–11:00 AM	Coffee/Tea Break

Lecture Session 2C

Chair: David Johnson

Cultural Exchange – Local Traditions
11:00–11:20AM	John Healey (University of Manchester, United Kingdom), Variation in Nabataean Aramaic
11:20–11:40AM	Gaby Abousamra (Lebanese University of Beirut, Lebanon), *Nabataeans or Itureans in Mount Lebanon? About the Aramean Inscription of Yanouh*
11:40–12:00 PM	Solaiman Abd Al-Theeb (King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia), New Nabataean Inscriptions from al-^ʿUlā^ʾ
12:00–12:20 PM	Regine Hunziker-Rodewald (University of Strasbourg, France), Drawings and Squeezes of Nabataean Inscriptions by Julius Euting (1839-1913)
12:20–12:40 PM	Discussion
12:40–2:00 PM	LUNCH

Lecture Session 2D

Chair: Caroline Durand

11:00–11:20AM	Catreena Yousef Hamarneh (German Protestant Institute of Archaeology, Amman, Jordan), Barley, the Gold of the Nabataeans
11:20–11:40AM	Elisabeth Monamy (University of Bern, Switzerland), Dining with the Nabataeans
11:40–12:00 PM	Björn Anderson (University of Iowa, USA), The Camel Relief in Petra's Siq: Aspects of Royal Ideology
12:00–12:20 PM	Guillaume Charloux (University of Paris, France), The Nabataeans in the Jawf Region (Northwestern Arabia). Ancient and New Data
12:20–12:40 PM	Discussion
12:40–2:00 PM	LUNCH

Lecture Session 2E

Chair: Thibaud Fournet

2:00–2:20 PM	David Graf (University of Miami, USA), Ba'aja: The Dionysiac Lands of Petra's Hinterland
2:20–2:40 PM	Ueli Bellwald (University of Miami, USA), The Winery in Wadi Aglat
2:40–3:00 PM	Fawzi Abudanah (Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Ma'an, Jordan), Production in the Hinterland of Petra: Winepresses as a Case Study
3:00–3:20 PM	Andrew M. Smith (George Washington University, USA), The Nabataean Rural Economy in the Hinterland of Petra
3:20–3:40 PM	Discussion
3:40–4:00PM	Break

Final Lecture Session 2F

Chair: Regine Hunziker-Rodewald

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4:00–4:20 PM	Thibaud Fournet (IFPO Amman, Jordan), The Hanging Baths of Jabal Khubthah (Petra): Preliminary Conclusions Following the Archaeological and Architectural Studies (2014-2017)
4:20–4:40 PM	Craig A. Harvey & Sophie E. M. Tews (University of Michigan, USA), Bathing in Petra: Insights from a Newly Discovered Bath on the Petra North Ridge
4:40–5:00 PM	Zeid Adnan (Independent Researcher, Iraq) & Mohannad Al-Tantawi (University of Jordan, School of Archaeology and Tourism, Jordan) The Nabataean School of Painted Fine "Egg-Shell" Ware: Mythology and Concept
5:00–5:40 PM	Discussion, Acknowledgments, Proceedings, ICPNC IV
7:00 PM	DInner

Thursday, June 21, Field Trip, 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Organizing: Suleiman A. D. Farajat (Petra Development & Tourism Region Authority)

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