Alison Betts

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Alison Betts is affiliated with the following schools: Queen's University Belfast, University of Sydney, University of Oxford, University of Edinburgh

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#2018

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#647

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Alison Betts's Degrees

PhD Archaeology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Alison Venetia Graham Betts is a Scottish archaeologist and academic, who specialises in the "archaeology of the lands along the Silk Roads" and the nomadic peoples of the Near East. Since 2012, she has been Professor of Silk Road Studies at the University of Sydney.

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Alison Betts's Published Works

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The origins of wheat in China and potential pathways for its introduction: A review (2014) (102)
The Desert "Kites" of the Badiyat Esh-Sham and North Arabia (1987) (102)
Early Cotton in North Arabia (1994) (60)
QERMEZ DERE AND THE EARLY ACERAMIC NEOLITHIC OF N. IRAQ (1989) (44)
Adunqiaolu: new evidence for the Andronovo in Xinjiang, China (2017) (35)
New evidence for Bronze Age agricultural settlements in the Zhunge’er (Junggar) Basin, China (2011) (33)
The Harra and the Hamad : excavations and explorations in Eastern Jordan (1998) (27)
A Re-analysis of the Qiemu'erqieke (Shamirshak) cemetries, Xinjiang, China (2010) (27)
Black Desert Survey, Jordan: First Preliminary Report (1983) (26)
Desert kites in Jordan – a new appraisal (2015) (26)
The Solubba: Nonpastoral Nomads in Arabia (1989) (26)
Rock Art in Eastern Jordan : 'Kite' Carvings ? (1986) (26)
1986 Excavations at Dhuweila, Eastern Jordan: a Preliminary Report (1988) (25)
Prehistoric Sites at Qa'a Mejalla, Eastern Jordan (1982) (24)
New evidence for early 4th millennium BP agriculture in the Western Himalayas: Qasim Bagh, Kashmir (2017) (23)
A new hypothesis for early Bronze Age cultural diversity in Xinjiang, China (2019) (22)
Early Neolithic agriculture (2700–2000 bc) and Kushan period developments (ad 100–300): macrobotanical evidence from Kanispur in Kashmir, India (2017) (22)
New evidence from the Kashmir Valley indicates the adoption of East and West Asian crops in the western Himalayas by 4400 years ago (2020) (21)
Excavations at Jawa, 1972-1986 : stratigraphy, pottery and other finds (1991) (18)
The Pre-Pottery Neolithic B Period in Eastern Jordan (1989) (18)
The hunter's perspective: 7th millennium BC rock carvings from eastern Jordan (1987) (18)
Cultivation strategies at the ancient Luanzagangzi settlement on the easternmost Eurasian steppe during the late Bronze Age (2017) (17)
The Harra and the Hamad: Excavations and Surveys in Eastern Jordan, Volume 1 (2001) (17)
The Northern Neolithic of the Western Himalayas: New Research in the Kashmir Valley (2019) (16)
The Neolithic sequence in the East Jordan Badia. A preliminary overview. (1993) (16)
The Burqu'/Ruweishid Project: Preliminary Report on the 1988 Field Season (1991) (15)
A New Look at Desert Kites (2000) (15)
Functional Analysis of Chipped Stone Artefacts from the Late Neolithic Site of Gabal Na'ja, Eastern Jordan. (1990) (14)
Prehistoric archaeology in the Zhunge'er (Junggar) Basin, Xinjiang, China (2009) (14)
The Late Epipaleolithic In The Black Desert, Eastern Jordan (1991) (13)
Qermez Dere, Tel Afar : interim report (1995) (13)
Barker G., Gilbertson D. and Mattingly D. (eds.). 2007. Archaeology and Desertification. The Wadi Faynan Landscape Survey, Southern Jordan. Oxford: Oxbow Books (Wadi Faynan Series Volume 2, Levant Supplementary Series 6) (Supplementary CD) (2008) (12)
The Bronze Age in the Western Tianshan, China: A new model for determining seasonal use of sites (2017) (12)
Wood types and human impact between 4300 and 2400 yr BP in the Hexi Corridor, NW China, inferred from charcoal records (2018) (12)
Millet cultivation in Central Asia: A response to Miller et al. (2017) (11)
Ancient Chorasmian mural art (2008) (11)
A response to Zeder, Bar-Oz, Rufolo and Hole (2013) (2014) (11)
The Burquc/Ruwayšid Project: Preliminary Report on the 1991 Field Season (1) (1993) (11)
New evidence for supplementary crop production, foddering and fuel use by Bronze Age transhumant pastoralists in the Tianshan Mountains (2021) (10)
The Akchakhan-kala Wall Paintings: New Perspectives on Kingship and Religion in Ancient Chorasmia (2016) (10)
Bronze Age Hill Forts: New evidence for defensive sites in the western Tian Shan, China (2017) (10)
Pots and potters of the Bronze Age of north-west Xinjiang (2019) (10)
The prehistory of the basalt desert, Transjordan : an analysis (1986) (10)
Excavations at Tell Um Hammad, 1982-1984 : the early assemblages (EB I-II) (1992) (10)
Karakalpak-Australian Excavations in Ancient Chorasmia, 2001–2005: Interim Report on the Fortifications of Kazakl'i-Yatkan and Regional Survey (2009) (9)
New evidence for the transcontinental spread of early faience (2020) (9)
Studies of Bronze Age Occupation in the Wadi al-cAjib, Southern Hauran (1996) (9)
Tell el-Ḥibr: A Rock Shelter Occupation of the Fourth Millennium B. C. E. in the Jordanian Bâdiya (1992) (9)
The Karakalpak-Australian Excavations in Ancient Chorasmia: the Northern Fromtier of the 'Civilised' Ancient World (2002) (9)
Karakalpak-Australian Excavations in Ancient Chorasmia. An Interim Report on the Kazakly-yatkan Wall Paintings: the "Portrait" Gallery (2009) (8)
A Water Harvesting and Storage System at IBN El-Ghazzi in Eastern Jordan: a Preliminary Report (1989) (8)
Five Seasons of Excavations in the Tash-K'irman Oasis of Ancient Chorasmia, 1996–2000. An Interim Report (2001) (8)
A Natufian site in the Black Desert, Eastern Jordan (1982) (7)
Hunting Traps on the Ustiurt Plateau, Uzbekistan (2000) (7)
Seasonal movements of Bronze Age transhumant pastoralists in western Xinjiang (2020) (7)
Jellyfish : Prehistoric Desert Shelters (1982) (7)
A NATUFIAN SITE IN THE BLACK DESERT (1982) (6)
JEBEL ES-SUBHI : A NATUFIAN SITE IN EASTERN JORDAN (1987) (6)
The nature of fluctuating lakes in the southern Amu-dar'ya delta (2015) (6)
Re-examining climate-driven Malthusian collapse in Kashmir: New palaeoenvironmental context for the archaeological record (2021) (6)
Palaeoenvironmental proxies indicate long-term development of agro-pastoralist landscapes in Inner Asian mountains (2022) (5)
A Preliminary Survey of Late Neolithic Settlements at el-Ghirqa, Eastern Jordan (1987) (5)
A carved ivory cylinder from Akchakhan-kala, Uzbekistan: Problems of dating and provenance (2016) (4)
Fruit collection and early evidence for horticulture in the Hexi Corridor, NW China, based on charcoal evidence (2018) (3)
The Southern Levant (Transjordan) During the Neolithic Period (2013) (3)
A zooarchaeological study on the new evidence of sacrificial horses from Iron Age burial 15 in the Kalasu cemetery, Xinjiang, China (2020) (3)
Exploring the Badia (2017) (3)
Environmental change and the timing of the settlement of the Bronze Age Andronovo culture, in far northwest Xinjiang, China (2021) (2)
Graffiti from Qusayr `Amra: A note on dating of Arabian rock carvings (2001) (2)
Later prehistory of the badia : excavation and surveys in eastern Jordan (2012) (2)
The Fire Temple at Tash-k’irman Tepe, Chorasmia (2007) (2)
Columned Halls in Ancient Chorasmia (2017) (2)
Game drives in the Black Desert, eastern Jordan (2021) (2)
Xinjiang in Prehistory (2019) (2)
Kites of Syria, southern Turkey and western Iraq (2021) (2)
Mapping ancient hunting installations on the Ustyurt Plateau, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan: New results from Remote Sensing Imagery (2015) (2)
A re-analysis of the Qiemuerqieke (Shamirshak) cemeteries, ' jiang, China (2010) (1)
EDITORIAL: WHEELS IN THE HARRET AL-SHAAM (2012) (1)
Tash-k' irman-tepe Cult Complex: An Hypothesis for the Establishment of Fire Temples in Ancient Chorasmia (2009) (1)
Cereal size, AMS and charcoal data from phase 1 of the Kashmir Prehistory Project (2022) (1)
The Cultures of Ancient Xinjiang, Western China: Crossroads of the Silk Roads (2019) (1)
Review of Michael D. Frachetti, Pastoralist Landscapes and Social Interaction in Bronze Age Eurasia (2014) (1)
Fire Features at Akchakhan-kala and Tash-k’irman-tepe (2018) (0)
William Lancaster: anthropologist and ethnographic mentor (2022) (0)
ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY (2020) (0)
New empirical evidence from ancient foxtail millet seeds and panicles reveals phenotype divergence during its dispersal. (2022) (0)
Palaeoenvironmental proxies indicate long-term development of agro-pastoralist landscapes in Inner Asian mountains (2022) (0)
2017 Reviewer Acknowledgment (2018) (0)
The Karakalpak-Australian Expedition in Khorezm 50 Years after B. V. Andrianov (2013) (0)
Prehistory in the Jordan Desert (2016) (0)
Game Drives of the Aralo-Caspian Region (2019) (0)
A Neolithic village at Tell el Kowm in the Syrian Desert. By Dornemann Rudolph H.. 89 pp., 45 pls, 12 tables. The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization No. 43, 1986. (1988) (0)
Modeling Pasture - Microclimates and Seasonal Mobility (2017) (0)
New directions in Silk Road Archaeology (2010) (0)
Review of the late prehistoric archaeology in Zhungeer Basin, China (2008) (0)
Book Review of The Urals and Western Siberia in the Bronze and Iron Ages, by Ludmila Vladimirovich Koryakova and Andrej Epimakhov (2009) (0)
OGY IN THE ZHUNGE ’ ER ( JUNGGAR ) BA SIN , XINJIANG , CHINA (2009) (0)
The desert kites of the Ustyurt Plateau (2021) (0)
A NEW CHORASMIAN WALL PAINTING FROM AKCHAKHAN-KALA (2018) (0)
Aspects of the Neolithic periods in Jordan. International Workshop, April 18, 1992 ; Yarmuk University, Irbid, Jordan. (1992) (0)

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