The Great Arab Revolt Project have spent two seasons digging in southern Jordan. They are about to return for a third, excavating at several Hijaz Railway stations for evidence that will give historians a much better idea of what life was like for the Ottoman soldiers guarding the track, and the guerrilla raids that targeted them.
The archaeologists will be blogging about what they find here and maintain a useful website here.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
The Great Arab Revolt Project
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