David L. Kennedy

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David L. Kennedy is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oxford, University of Manchester, University of Western Australia

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David L. Kennedy

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#2057

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#2648

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Archeology

#543

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#752

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David L. Kennedy's Degrees

PhD Archaeology University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, David Leslie Kennedy is an archaeologist and historian of the Roman Near East, with a focus on Aerial Archaeology, Roman landscape studies and the Roman military. He is Emeritus Professor and Senior Honorary Research Fellow in Roman Archaeology and History at the University of Western Australia.

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David L. Kennedy's Published Works

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Published Works

Rome's Desert Frontier from the Air (1990) (167)
Declassified satellite photographs and archaeology in the Middle East: case studies from Turkey (1998) (103)
Review Article: The Roman Near East (2006) (88)
Google earth and the archaeology of Saudi Arabia. A case study from the Jeddah area (2011) (80)
The “Works of the Old Men” in Arabia: remote sensing in interior Arabia (2011) (72)
Ancient Jordan from the air (2004) (34)
The Roman Army in Jordan (2004) (32)
Aerial archaeology in Jordan (2009) (29)
Demography, the Population of Syria and the Census of Q. Aemilius Secundus (2006) (28)
Kites — new discoveries and a new type (2012) (27)
Gerasa and the Decapolis: A "Virtual Island" in Northwest Jordan (2007) (24)
Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating and spatial analysis of geometric lines in the Northern Arabian Desert (2015) (24)
Kites in Saudi Arabia (2015) (20)
Roman roads and routes in north-east Jordan (1997) (20)
The Twin Towns of Zeugma on the Euphrates. Rescue Work and Historical Studies (1998) (17)
Legio VI Ferrata: The Annexation and Early Garrison of Arabia (1980) (17)
Works by S.T. Parker (Romans and Saracens and The Roman Frontier in Central Jordan) (1992) (14)
Aerial Archaeology in the Middle East: The Role of the Military - Past, Present ? and Future??, (2002) (13)
Water Supply and Use in the Southern Hauran, Jordan (1995) (12)
‘Gates’: a new archaeological site type in Saudi Arabia (2017) (12)
Greek, Roman and native cultures in the Roman Near East (1999) (12)
Flying Past: Jordan's Changing Landscapes from the Air (2009) (11)
Aerial Archaeology in the Middle East (1996) (10)
Historical Aerial Imagery in Jordan and the Wider Middle East (2013) (10)
Early Islamic North Africa (2020) (8)
The identify of Roman Gerasa: an archaeological approach (1998) (8)
Southern Hauran Survey 1992 (1995) (8)
'Nomad Villages' in north-eastern Jordan: From Roman Arabia to Umayyad Urdunn (2014) (7)
Archives and aerial imagery in Jordan: rescuing the archaeology of Greater Amman from rapid urban sprawl (2010) (7)
Pioneers above Jordan: revealing a prehistoric landscape (2012) (6)
Jarash Hinterland Survey — 2005 and 2008 (2009) (5)
The frontier of settlement in Roman Arabia: Gerasa to Umm el-Jimal .... and beyond (2001) (4)
The Publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904–5 and 1909 Relating to Southern Syria (1995) (4)
TWO NABATAEAN AND ROMAN SITES IN SOUTHERN JORDAN: KHIRBET EL-QIRANA AND KHIRBET EL-KHALDE (2002) (4)
Aerial Archaeology in Jordan 2010: a brief update. (2010) (4)
The Publications of the Princeton University Archaological Expeditions to Syria in 1904-05 and 1909 (1995) (4)
Qaryat al-Hadid: a ‘Lost’ Roman Military Site in Northern Jordan (2002) (4)
Zeugma, the South-East Anatolia Development Project, and fieldwork on the Turkish Lower Euphrates (1998) (4)
History in depth: Surface survey and aerial archaeology (2001) (3)
Aerial Archaeology in Jordan Project (2008) (3)
The Via Nova Traiana in Northern Jordan: a cultural resource under threat (1995) (3)
The special command of M. Valerius Lollianus (1997) (2)
The Khatt Shebib in Jordan: From the Air and Space (2015) (2)
The Roman frontier in Arabia (Jordanian sector) (1992) (2)
Mining the mosaics of Roman Zeugma (1995) (2)
Losing—and Salvaging?—the Rural Landscape of Graeco-Roman Philadelphia (2017) (2)
Zeugma Archaeological Project: Preliminary Season 1993 (1995) (2)
Recovering the past from above Hibabiya — an Early Islamic village in the Jordanian desert? (2011) (2)
Aerial Archaeology in Jordan 1998 (1998) (2)
Aerial Archaeology in Jordan: Khirbet Ain and Vicinity (2001) (1)
Ana on the Euphrates in the Roman Period (1986) (1)
Remote Sensing and 'Big Circles': A New Type of Prehistoric Site in Jordan and Syria (2013) (1)
Nabataean Archaeology from the Air (2001) (1)
Settlement and Soldiers in the Roman Near East (2013) (1)
The Roman army and frontier east of the Dead Sea (2008) (1)
Spirits of the Dead. Roman Funerary Commemoration in Western Europe, M. Carroll. Oxford University Press, Oxford (2006), 978-0199291076. 352 pp., hdbk; UK£82.00, US$199.00, ISBN: 0199291071 (2009) (0)
"Zeugma Archaeological Project, Turkey" (1996) (0)
Aerial Archaeology in the Middle East Progress and Achievements in Jordan (1997-2008)…and the Future (2010) (0)
Recording and Preserving Cultural Heritage in the Middle East. Aerial Archaeology in Jordan, 1997-2008 (2009) (0)
Lessons from Libya: the Impact of Rome (2001) (0)
The British Association for the Advancement of Science (BAAS) Expedition to Moab in 1872 – Ginsburg and Tristram: (2019) (0)
Book reviewThe Cambridge Economic History of the Greco-Roman World, W. Scheidel, I.M. Morris, R.P. Saller (Eds.), CUP, Cambridge (2007), UK£120/US$225, ISBN-10: 0521780535; ISBN-13: 978-0521780537. (2009) (0)
Romes Desert Frontiers (1990) (0)
S. E. Alcock (ed.): The Early Roman Empire in the East . (Oxbow Monograph 95.) Pp. viii + 212. Oxford: Oxbow Books, 1997. Paper, £24. ISBN: 1-900188-52-X. (2001) (0)
Aerial Archaeology: Amman - Petra in Archaeology in Jordan, 2007 Season (2008) (0)
HADRIAN ’ S WALL THREATENED BY TOO MANY VISITORS (2005) (0)
‘Mr and Mrs Smith of England’: (2020) (0)
Foerfarande and the arrangement of the Foer multidirektionell taendning spraengaemnen. (1989) (0)
An Auxiliary/Fleet Dipolma of Moesia Inferior: 127 August 20 (1997) (0)
Drowned Cities of the Upper Euphrates (1998) (0)
Prime Suspect: William Cowper Prime in the Holy Land and the Identity of “An American” In Harper's New Monthly Magazine, 1858 (2016) (0)
Trans-Disciplinary Detail in Mass Timber (2019) (0)
Everyday Writing from the Roman Frontiers: 2. Libya (2009) (0)
Aerial Reconnaissance in Jordan, 1997-1999 (1999) (0)
Southern Hauran Survey; Remote Sensing for Archaeology in the Middle East; Zeugma Archaeological Project, in C.E.V. Nixon (ed) Chronicle of Excavations (1993) (0)
New milestones from Northern Jordan: 1992-1995: 1992-1995 (1996) (0)
Remote Sensing in Jordan (1996) (0)
R. Stoneman, Palmyra and its Empire: Zenobia's Revolt against Rome . Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1992. Pp. xiii + 246, 16 pls. ISBN 0-4721-0387-3. £19.95/US $29.95. (1994) (0)
"New Milestones from Northern Jordan: 1992-1995" (1996) (0)
Umm el-Quttein, Southern Hauran, in B. de Vries and P. Bikai (eds) Fieldwork in Jordan (1993) (0)
Remote sensing in Jordan in Bikai, P.M. & Kooring, D. (eds) Fieldwork in Jordan (1995) (0)
Aerial Archaeology in Jordan ... and in Turkey (2001) (0)
3: A New Roman Military Inscription From Petra (1978) (0)
"Southern Hauran Survey", in de Vries, B. and Bikai, P. (eds) Fieldwork in Jordan (1994) (0)
Khirbey Khaw: a Roman town and fort in northern Jordan (2001) (0)
"Remote sensing", in de Vries, B. and Bikai, P. (eds.) Fieldwork in Jordan (1994) (0)

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