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    • 00962 32372380 Ext. 6069-6070
    • 009620 1234567
    • rwahneh@mutah.edu.jo
    • https://academic.mutah.edu.jo/rwahneh
    • Al Karak - Mutah

    " Dr. Rawahneh is an Associate Professor of Archaeology and Ancient Near Eastern Cultures at the Department of Archaeology and Tourism/ Mutah University. He earned his Ph.D. with first-grade honors, he has been a teaching staff member at the Department of Archaeology and Tourism since 2001 up to now. He has passed through the academic ranks and the administrative positions during his service at the University as Assistant Dean of the College of Social Sciences, and as Head of the Dept. of Archaeology and Tourism,
    Dr. Rawahneh’s major research and teaching interest involves History and Archaeology of Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Archaeology of Levant through Ages, Nabateans Culture, Cultural and Environmental Resources Management, Fieldworks in Jordan, Documentation of Jeopardized Archaeological and Cultural Heritage, Tourism Planning and Development, Tourism and Local Community in Jordan, Human Resource Management in Tourism, Participation in Archaeology and Tourism International Conferences and Workshops.
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    Research Interest

    Archeology & History of Ancient Near Eastern Cultures/ Bronze & Iron Ages
    Archeology & History of Levant through Ages
    Nabateans Culture
    Cultural & Environmental Resources Management and Environment
    Fieldworks in Jordan
    Documentation of Jeopardized Archaeological and Cultural Heritage,
    Tourism Planning and Development
    Tourism and Local Community in Jordan
    Human Resource Management in Tourism

    Published Research

    The Beginnings of Nabataeans Anonymous Numismatics Issue Journal : Mutah Journal for Research and Studies , Volume : 20, 195-214Publisher : Mutah University , 2005
    The Egyptian Pharaonic Religious Beliefs between Idolatry, Myth and Monotheism Journal : Mutah Journal for Research and Studies , Volume : 22, 283-312Publisher : Mutah University , 2007
    The Artistic Significances of Archaeological Findings in the Southern Levant during the Late Bronze and Iron Ages (1550 - 539 B.C): "Archaeological and Historical Study.." Journal : Department of Egyptology- Cairo University , Volume : 45, 231- 245Publisher : Cairo University ,
    The Relations between Assyrian and Levant during the Late Bronze and Iron Ages Journal : Journal of the Association of Arab , Volume : 10, 160-183Publisher : Suez Canal University/ Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality , 2014
    Amonian Stone Statutes which have Egyptian Cultural Influence Journal : Scientific Journal of the Faculty of Archaeology , Volume : Publisher : South Valley University , 2014
    The Archaeological Statues with the Assyrian Cultural Influence in Southern Levant during the Late Bronze and Iron Ages Journal : Global Journal of Human Social Sciences: History, Archaeology, Anthropology , Volume : 15, 14-32Publisher : Global Journals Inc. USA. , 2015
    A new Nabataean funerary inscription from Dhībān, with a brief account on Dhībān during the Nabataean period Journal : Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy , Volume : 28: 246-253Publisher : WILEY , 2017
    A New Latin Funerary Inscription from Gharandal (Southern Jordan) Journal : Emerita , Volume : (LXXXVIII:2, 339- 359Publisher : , 2020
    Chemical Analysis of Ayyubid/Mamluk Pottery from Al-Rabbah, Southern Jordan: A Preliminary Study Journal : Mutah Journal for Research and Studies, Humanities and Social Sciences Series , Volume : 35 (6): 13-38Publisher : Mutah University , 2020

    Courses

    Archaeology of Jordan and Palestine
    First Year
    Tourism in Jordan
    First Year
    Interoduction of Ancient Art
    First Year
    Introduction of National Tourism
    First Year
    Ancient Near East Culture
    First Year
    Cultural & Environmental Resources Management and Environment
    Master
    City States on Bronze Ages
    Master
    Center of Islamic Urbanization
    Master
    Tourism Planning and development
    Master
    Archaeological Research Methodology
    Master
    Archaeology of the Levant in the Stone Ages
    First Year
    Archaeology of the Levant in the Bronze Ages
    Second Year

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