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Pella
Museum
is a continually developing website, updated with input from scientists
and field trips. Your contributions and questions about Jordan's paleontology
and geology are welcomed.
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February-6
-2005
Main Features Of The Geology Of Syria
"Unique Structures in Northern Arabian
Plate"
And Some Main Syrian Archeological Sites.
In 7 days during Eastern Holiday 2005.
Organizer Prof. A. Kh. Al Maleh
Prof. Of Sedimentary Petrology & Sedimentary
Basin Analysis
Geology Department, Damascus University
Email:khmaleh@scs-net.org
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June-16
-2004
Of the last dinosaurs
An Article by Ammar Khammash from the Jordan Times
- Weekender.
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May-16
-2004
A Cretaceous Dinosaur from the Syrian Arab Repablic
By: D. A. Hooijer
Download
PDF (230 KB)
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April-5
-2004
International
Engineering Conference (IEC) "Mutah 2004"
The conference will deal with various topics one of them will focus
on the Dead Sea Studies, man made problems and possible solutions.
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July-20
-2003
Two papers submitted by Prof.
Najib Abou Karaki:
Slip rate on the Dead Sea transform fault in
northern Araba valley - Jordan (1.4 mb) more...
Seismic behaviour of the Dead Sea fault along
Araba valley Jordan (820 kb) more...
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January-16
-2003
From the National Geographic,
Vol. 187, No. 6, June 1995, page 88
Satellite Revelations
These images are computer-generated perspectives
and were created from high resolution satellite images "draped"
over a digital terrain model. These images feature the Dead Sea, Sea
of Galilee, Jordan River and the regions around it.
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December-19
-2002
From the
Jordan Times, December 18- 2002, page 6
Future of Dead Sea — 'history will judge
us'
By Mutaz Mango
outlining government action and suggesting possible
solutions to the water-shortage situation and improvement of the environs
of the Dead Sea more...
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