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J.H.mvENS

FOR MIDDLE EASI'ERN

AND ISLAMIC STUDIES

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R.KINC17 .. ,. ,*". ArabiIa'~ 'Sf 'Ila Project J.9m..n

A HYOFOMAN

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A Bibliography of Oman 1900-1910

COMPILERS NOTE

Oman before July 1?70 was officially known as the Sultanate ofMuscat and Oman and until that date was little_known and difficultboth to enter and to eJl;plore. Since 1970 Omsn has increasinglybegun to emerge on the world scene as a result of internal social,economic and administrative reformist changes. Travel to andwithin the country is now much easier and research programmesassociated with development planning are prolifenlting. One suchprogramme, financed by Petroleum Development (Oman) Ltd., is beingconducted by a team from the University of Durham, directed byProfessor H.Bowen_Jones.

This bibliography, also compil~d as part of II joint projectwith the American University of Beirut dealing with the wholeArabian peninsula, is designed as a selective guide to recent workson Oman, produced between 1900 and the year of change 1970. Earliermaterial, particularly the accounts of travellers and diplomaticrepresentatives is, of course, of considerable vaiu," to the attainmentof an understanding of the forces which created the Oman of 1970.Since, h",.•ever, access to the original dDcuments is [requenllydiffieul t. and their relevence to conteln(lclrary development work isextremely varied they have been omitted from this collection; mostof the impl'rtant items are referred to in the books listed in thefirst sectiun of this bjblio~raphY_ Also omitted are specialisedreports unless they have bpen released and publ ishE'd. It i.8 hopedlater to produce addenda to this work. addenda which will containinformal I on about the mater ia Inn", exc luded.

The bibliography is divided into four m;"n sections _ G.-meral(including travel), the Physical Environ",ent, the I't>"ple, and EconomiCDevelopment. Each of these main sections has been divided into anumber of sub-sections but classification of some of the items isnecessarily somewhat arbitrary - for Instance a number of articleson locusts in the Soils and Biogeography sub-section might also beclassified under Clim~tology and Meterology.

There are also available a large number of books and articlesdealing with the Arabian Peninsula in general; works which sometimeshave reference to Oman. Such works have also been omitted from thebibliography as they are usually more pertinent to Saudi Arabia orthe Arab/Persian Gulf and will be included in future bibliographies onthose regions,

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CONTENTS

General

Physical Environ~ent

Geology

GeOlIIorphology

5011. and Biogeography

Climatology and Meteorology

Hydrology and Warer Relouren

Oceanography

The People

Anthropology

Arch••ology and Early History

Hhtory

Nomadi.m and Settlement

Fishing and Seacraft

Medical

Economic Development

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GENERAL, including Travel

P,QOKS

LORIMER, J G. 1970 (new edition) Gu:etteer of the Persian Gulf, ClIlIan

Irish Univ. Press. 5 vols.

MoRRIS, J. 1957. Sultln in Qa>an; vfmture inca the Kiddie Easc London

Faber & F.ber.165 pp.

SAVAl tNTELLIG~CE DIVISION, 1944. fraq and the Persian Gulf London.

682pp.

_______________ , 1946. Western Arabia and the Red Sea

London

OI0 om.n including the Trueial COast. Ctln Geag;,,'.':'. IIlS-192.

cox. Sir P. 1"1 S=. excurs Ions [n Oman. Geag J. 55.3 193-221.CRAUfURD, 19\ ':l "'. Dhohr District. Geo&.J. 53.2 97-105.De GAURY, 19S7 A npte on Masira Island. Geog.J. 123.4 499-502

O'HARCOURT, F 196] Oa~s les solitudes du desert d'o.an. Conn.du Monde.

62. 22·28

ECCLES. r. J 1921 The Sultanate of Muscat and Oman J.Roy.Cent.

Asian Soc

llA·". Sir R 194 1

MacKINNON. l< 1'1

MEADE, I.H 1921:l

24 574-575

I 4 I I 'J_.:.]

Th. Jria-Muria slands. Geog.J. 109. 4-6 279·281.

'" Adventure '11ackwoods Mag. 169 481-494.Th. ;ultanate of Muscat and Oman Asiatic Review

in Oman

MILES, S 1\ 1901 Across the Green Mountains of Oman. Geog.J.

IB.5 465-498.

1901. On the border of the Great Desert: A Journey

Part T. Geog.J. 362 159-178

1910.

Part II. Geog.J 36.4 405-425.

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NOTES REFERENCE

L'Oman. B.S.G.de L'Esr 30.2. 221_231.

L'Om.n .1 margin! della civile., Vie del Mondo.

HORUU. I. 1909.

NOCtNTINI, D. 1960

22.3. 285-300.

poPOY, G.B. 1958.

1958/59 49-55.

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A Journey in the oman. Port of Aden Annual

STORM, W.H.,HARRISON, P,W. 1934. Thl!: Arabs of Oman. Moslem World.

24.3. 262_270.

l1lESIGER, W. 1950. DUllrr borderlands of 0...0. Geog.J. 1164-6

137-171.

THOKAS, B. 1929. The south-eastern borderlands of R·b ',I Khali.

Geog.J. 73.3 193-215

WACE. B. 1962. Muscat and oman.Geog.Hag. 35.2. 109-122.

ZWFMER, S.M. 1902 Three Journeys in Northern Orun. Geog.J. 19.154-64.

______, 1911. Notu on Oman. Nat.Geog.Mag. 22.1. 89-98.

NOTES REFERENCE

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THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

1. GEOLOGY

'0''''~EYDOUS, Z.R. 1966. Geology of the Arabian Penin.uIa _ eastern Aden

Protectorate and patt of Dhufar. U.S.Geol. Survey. Prof.

Paper 560-H.49pp.

FOX, C S. 1947. The Caology and Minerd Rl>sourcea of Ohufar Province,

Muscat and Oman. MusCat. 78pp.

GREENWOOD, J.E,C.W., LONEY, P.E. 1968. Geology end Mineral Resources

of the ~ucial Oman Range. London. Inst. Geol. Sci. l08pp.

ARTICLES

DAVIS, A G. 19SO The Radiolaria of th .. Hawasina Serin of Oman.

Proc .Geol .Soc. 61.3 206-217.

OEINER, C. 1908. Notes on some fOI.l1. from the sedl_entaty roc~.

of Oaan. Rec.lnd.Geol.Surv. 36.3. 156-163.

EU,IOT, G.P. 1960. possil calc.reou. algal flatU of the Middle E.-st,

g.;. Geal.Soc.London. 115.3. 317-232.

GOtDRtNG, R. 1957. Pleudophtlllpsh (nil.) from the Permian (or

ural ian) of Oman, Arsbia. Sentkenbergiana Lethaea.

38 3-4 195-2 10.

HUDSON, R.G.S. 1960. The Permian and Trias of the oman Peninsula,

Arabia. Geol. Mag 97.4. 299-308.

HUDSON, R.G.S" llROWNE, R.V., CHATTON, H. 1954. Thl atructure and

stratigraphy of the Jebel Qamar area, o..n. Proc.Geo1.Soc.

London, 1513. 94~104

________ ' Ql.AtTON, H. 1959. The Musandam Limestone (Jur.llssic

and Lower Cretaceous) of o.an, Arabia. Notes It.Mem. Moyen-

Orient. 7. 69-93.

________ ' SUDBURY, M. 1959. Permian brachtpoda frOOl south-ust

Arabia, Notes et Mem.Moyen-Orio"nt. 7. 19-68.

KLINGER, F.L. 1964. The miners1 i.ndustry of the Trucial Coast and

Muscat and Oman. Mnls .Ybk.iV 1135-1138.

NOTES REFERENCE

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KUHN, 0, 1929. Beitrage ~ur Palaeontologie und Stratigraphie von

Oman. Ann.caruth.CMus,) Hofmus.Wien. 43. 13-33.

LEES, G.M. 1928. The Geology and Tectonics of Oman and of parts of S.E.

Arabia,g.J. Geol. Soc.London. 84.4. 585-570.

MORTON, D.M. 1959. The geology of Oman. Prot, 5th Wid.Pett.Con,,!".

1. 277-294.

REINHARDT, B.M. 1969. On the genesis lind emplacement of ophiolites

in the Oman Mountains geosyncline. Schweiz.Mui.Petr.Mitt.

49.1 1-30

TSCHOPP, R.H. 1967. The general geology of Oman. Proe.7th WId.Perr.

Congr. 2. 231-242,

VREDENBERG, E.W. 1918. Note On the occurr-'ence of Dolturo variegatum,

Lamark. at Muscat with considerations on its geographical

distribution at the present day and in former goo logical

times, l.Roy.Asiatic Soc. Bengal. 14. 449-459.

WILSON, H.H. 1969. Late Cretaceous eugeosync1inal sedimentation,

Quaternary tectonic~ and Ophiolite Emplacement in Oman

mountains, Saudi Arabia. Bull.Amer .Assoc .Pen .Geol.

53.5. 626-671.

2. GEOMORPHOLOGY

ARTICLES

HOLM, D.A. 1960. Desert geomorphology of the Arabian Peninsula.

Science 132 (2437) 1369-1379.

LEES, C.M. 1928. Physical geography of south-eastern Arabia.

Gees.]. 71.5 441-470.

VESEY-FtTZGERALD, D. 1951. From Hasa to Oman by car, Geog.Rev.

41.4 544-560.

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NOTES REFERENCE

- , -3. SOILS AND BIOGEOGRAPHY

BOOKS

BULLEN, F.T. 1969. The Dittrihutlon of the O....ge Potential of the

Desert Locust. London. Anti-tocust Memoir 10. 44pp.

DAVIES, D.E. 1952. Seasonal Breeding and l'Iigrarions of the Desert

Locust in North-Eastern Africa and the Middle East.

London. Anti-tocust Memoir. 4. 57pp.

FORTESCUE-FOULKES, J. 1953. Seasonal Breeding and Migrations of the

Desert Locust in South-Western Asia. London. Anti-Locust

Hemoir 5. 36pp.

HARRISON, D.L. 1964,1968. The Mammals of Arabia. London, Benn. 2 vols.

MEINERTZHAGEN, R. 1954. Birds of Arabi •. Edinbul'gh. Olivl!.r and Boyd. 624pp.

ARTICLES

BAILEY, R s. 1966. The sea-birds of the south-east coast of Ar.bia.

Ibis. 108.2. 224-264.

BLA'ITER, E. 1919-1936. Flora Arab~c•. Rec.lnd.Bot.Survey. 8 (I-&)

1-519.

BURREr, H. 1943. Dte pdmen arabien. Engler.Bor.Jb. 73.2. 17'>_190.

DENTON, J.H. 19&9. Breeding of the desert locust over southern Arabia

following a tropical cyclone in Hay 1959. Anti-Locust

Resea~ch Cent~e.Occ.Pape~ 15 1-4.

De SCHAUNSEE, R.M. 1953. Bi~ds of Oman and Huscat. Proc.Acad.Nat.Sci.

Philadelphia. 105 71·90.

GUICHARD, K H , GODWIN, O. 1952. Notes on birds collected and observed

in Oman and Hadhramaut.~ 94.2. 294-305.

HARRISON, D.L. 19&7. Observations on a wild goat fro;n oman, [.Arabia.

J.Zool. 151.1. 27-30.

_______' 1956. On a COllection of b1rds m.de in Oman. Bull.

Brit.Orntth. Club. 7&. 34_36, 46-51.

_______' 1955. On. collection of "l1a.llDilh frOlll Oman. Ann.Hag.

Nat.Rist., 12.8. 897-910.

KINNEAR, N.B. 1927. On aOllle birds from the oman Peninsula. Bull.Brit

Ornith.Club. 48. 11-12.

NOTES REFERENCE

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KINNEAR, ~.B. 1928. Repo~t on a collection of birds from Om,n,

Ceog.J. 71.5. 456-466.

LLOYD, R.E. 1907. Contributions to the f.una of the Arabian Sea with

deacriptlon. of new Eilhel .nd CruBe.cea Rte.lnd.Mus.

Calcutt•. 1.4. 281_289.

MELVILLE, J.e., STADEN,R. 1901. The Mollusc. of the Per,i.n Gulf.

Gulf of Oman and Arabian Se•. Froe.Zoot.Soc. 2.2. 327-460.

1903. Descriptions of 68 new Gastropod.

from the Per.i.n Gulf, Gulf of Oman snd north Arabi.n Sea

dredged by F.W.Townsend 1901_1903. Ann.Mag.N.t.Hl.t" 7.12.

289-324.

MELVILLE ,J.C. 1928. The lIIarine IIIOlluac. of the Perlli,n Gulf, Gulf

of ~n .nd north Arabi.n Sea; addenda, corrigenda and

_end.nd•. Proc.H.l.IIcol.Soc. 15 93-126.

PAIGE, J.P. 1960. Bird note. froa Aden and om.n. Ibis 102.4. 520-525.

POPOV, G.R. 1968. Locu.t .urvey in oman, 11 Jan. to 3 Harch 1968.Aati-

Locust Re.earcb Centre Occ. Rep. 13. 7pp.

RAtNEY, R.C .• WALOFF, 2. 1948. Desert Locust migration. and synoptic

meteorology in the Gulf of Aden area. J .Aaim.l Eco1.

17.2. 101-112.

RAINEY, R.C. 1965. Sea.onal and longer_period changes ill the desert

locust situation with a note on a tropical cyclons affecting

southern Arahi. in 1948. Wld.Het.Qrg.Tech. Note 69. 255-264.

STEWART, n.R.H. 1963. The Arabian Ory:J:. E.Afr.\H1dl1h J. 1. 103-117.

NOTES REFERENCE

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4. CLIHATOl..OGY AND METEOROLOGY

BO""

METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE 1951. Weather in the Indian Ocean to lat 300S and

tong 95°£, including the Red Sea and Persian Gulf .London.

H.M.S.O. 2 voll.

THORNTHWAITE, C,w • MATHER, J.R., CARTER, D.B. 1958. Three water balance

maps of South-weat Asi •. Centreton, N.J Lab. of CliGatology

57pp.

ARTICLES

ANON. 1952. H.igh altitude clear dr turbulence near Huscat on 8 October

1951. Ind.J.Mlr. and Geophysics 3.1 41.

ARDEKANI. H. 1965. Synoptic situations of 9_12 Harch 1962 for Iran and

neighbouring tountries, Wld.Het.Drg.Tech.Notes 69. 225-2)3,

DODO, A.V. 1965. Some ••pects of the clilllite of louth-west Asia. Met.Mag.

94.1111. ]8-47.

HIBBERT, O. 1966. Weather forecalt services for offshore all operations.

Weather 2.4. 114-119

LOUIS, A , RODEWALD, H. 1953.8eobachtung eine~ Sandhose i. Gulf von

Olllan. Wette~lotse 58. 135-137.

KUO, W.S. 1965. A study of weather ove~ the A~&bian Peninsula. Met.Bull.

11.2. 25-35.

MAZtlMDAR, S. 1965. Some features of the synoptic meteorology of south-

west Aaia. Wld.Het.Org.Tech.Notes 69. 117_140.

1965. Study of a cyclonic spell io tbe Indi.n Seas. Wld.Met.

arg.Tech.Notes 69. 141-161.

PEDGLEY, D.E. 1969. Cyclones along the Arabian co.at. Weather 24.1.

456-468.

1970. The climllte of interior oman. MeLMag. 99. 1171-

29-37.

RODEWALD, H. 1956. Ein Hagel-

NOTES REFERENCE

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S. HYDROLOGY AND WATER RESOURCES

ARTICLES

E:NNION, H. 1965.Coum::ry

Bringing water to the desert;Hfe 138. 199_780.

the falages of am.n.

'IVlSLETON-VYXEHAH-FIENNES, R. 1970. Sweet water for the hottest land.

Geog .Hag. 42 .12. 888-893.

6. OCEANOCRAPHY

BOOKS

GREAT BRITAIN HYDROGRAPHIC OFFIC£,1932. Gulf of Aden Pilot. London.

G.B.H.O. 540pp.

La VIOLETTE, P.E., FRONtENAC, T.R. 1967. Temperature, aalinity and

den.ity of the World', Sea' _ Arabian Sea, PerSian Gulf

and Red Seu. U.S.Naval Oceanographic Office. l05pp.

STEWART, R,A., PILItEY, O.H. 1966. Sediments of the Northern Arabian

Sea. U.S Naval Oceanographic Office. Technical Report. 28pp.

UNITED STATES HYDROGRAPHIC OFFICE 1931 (supplement 1950). Sailing

Directions for the Persian Gulf including the Gulf of Oman

and the Hekr.n co•• t. U S.Hydrogr.phic Office 257pp.

(.upplement 27pp).

ARTICLES

ANON. 1956. Phoaphorelcent Wheels 1n the Peratan Gulf and Culf of

Om.n. !>i.rine Oba. 25. 172. 77 .80.

BAKER, F.G. 1952. Pholphorucence, Gulf of Oman. Huine Obi. 22158.

190-192.

BARLOW, E.W. 1932. Current. in the Per.i.n Gulf, northern portion of

At.hi.n SeI, Bay of Beng.l.

P.rt I. Sunun.ry of previous knowledg.. Marine Obs.

9.99 58-60.

P.rt II. tbe South-Welt Moo.oon period. Marine Ohs.

9.105. 159-171.

Part III. The Nort.h-Eaat Monloon period and g"'neral

summary. Marine ObI. 9. 108. 223-227.

NOTES REFERENCE

- , -OUBROVIN, iI.I 1965. Volumetric staci.tlcal te..peratu.a, aalinity

analyals of water ma•• es in the Arabian and Red Seas.

Okunol081b 5.4. 642-645 (Rl,luian).

EDEL'HAN, H,S 1965. Brief characteri.tiCI of the water m.saes in the

Culf of Aden and north Arabian Sea. Moscow. V.estiu~nyi.N.uth._

IssIe. In8t.Morsk.Ryb.Kho~.Okeonografi. 57. 93-107 (Russhn)

PRIVETT, D.W. 1959. Monthly charts of evaporation from the north Indian

Ocean, including the Red Sea and the Persian Gulf. g.; .Roy.~let.Soc. 85, 366.424_428.

SCHOTT, G. 1918. Oleangcaphil" und Klimatologie des Persichen Golfes

und des Golfes von Oman. Ann.llydrogr.Marit.Met. 46, 1-46.

SEY:'lOUR-SEWELL, R.B. 1934. The John Murray expedition to the Arabian

Suo

Part 1. Physical-Chemical examin.tion of .re.s,

including Gulf of oman. N.ture 1)) ))51 86-89.P.rt II. Hydrogr.phic results of .re•• including

Gulf of o-.n. N.ture 1)) )366 669-672.

P.rt III. Fln.1 Tr.verse. Nature. 134.3)92.685-688.

~TUBBINGS, H. B. 1939. The marIne deposits of the Ar.bi.n Se•. Sci.

RepcI.John Murray Expd. 3.2. 31-158.

VTNOCRADOV , M.E. 1962. Influence of the Oxygen deficit on the

distribution of plankton In the Arabi.n Su. Deep Sea Res.

9.4. 523-530.

WISEMAN, J.D., SEWELL, R.B.S. 19)8. The floor of the Arabian Sea. Geol.

M.g. 74. 875. 219-2)0.

_______, BENNETI, H. 1940 The distribution of org.nic: carbon and

nitrogen in sedilllents frolll the Ar.bi.n Sea. Sci.Repts.John

Hurray Eltped. 3.4 193-221

ZIEGENBEIN, J. 1966. Tr'6bungsmessungen illl Persischen Golf und illl Calf

von Oman. "Meteor" Forschungsergebniue A. I. 59-79.

NOTES REFERENCE

Asiatic society Monographs 21. Roy.Asiatic.Soc·.

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THE PEOPLE

1. ANTHROPOLOGY

BOOK

MILES, S.B. 1966. The Countries and Tribes of the Persian Gulf. London.

Cass. 644pp.

ARTICLES

GREY, w.e. 1911 Trad" and RaC"ll of CNlan. Q.J.H.S. 2. 60-61

SOOTT, H. 1941. The peoples of south-west Arabia. J.Roy.Cent.Asian Soc.

28.2. 146-151.

THESIGER, W.P. 19SO. The 8edu of southern Arabia. J.Roy.Cent.Asian Soc.

37.1. 53-&1.

THOMAS, Fl. 1929. The HUSilndlllll Peninsul11 and its people. the Shihuh.

J.Roy.Cent.Asillo.Soc. 16.1. 71·86.

1929. Among some unkno'WTl tribes of South Arabia. J.Roy.

Anthrop. Inst.

1930 The Kumzllri dialect of the Shihuh Tribe, Arllbill, and

a vocabulary.

London.

1932. Anthropological observlltionl io South Arabia. J.Roy.

Anthrop.Inst. 62. 83-104.

2. ARCHAEOLOGY AND EARLY HISTORYBOOKS

CRAUFURD, C.E.V. 1929. Treasure of Ophir. london. Skeffington 287pp.

DOUGHERTY, R.P. 1932. The Selland of Ancient Arabia. Yale Univ.Press. 20)pp

HOURANI, G.F. 1951. Arab Seafaring in the Indian Ocean in Ancient and

Early Medievll Tillles Princeton Univ. Press. 131pp.

O'LEARY, D.L. 1927 Arabia before MuhallllDad. London. Kegan Paul. 234pp.

PEARN, N.S., BARLOW, V. 1937. Quest for Sheba. London. Nicholson &

Watson. 258pp.

ARTICLES

ALBRIGHT, F.P. 1955. Explorstions in Dhofar, Oman. Antiquity 29. 113

37-39.

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FRIFELT, K. 1968. Archf, S.H. 1958. The Coinage of OlIl.an under Abu Ka1:!.jar

the Bu...ayhid. N=islllatic ehron. 147-56.

BECKINCHAM, C.F. 1941 The reign of Ibn Sa'id, hllarJ' of Oman. J.Roy.

Aaiatic Soc. 2. 257-260.

EILTS, H.E. 1962. The Voyage of AI-Sultanah '" N" York City.Institute Historical Collections. 98. 4. 219-277.

CUEST, R. 19]5. Zufar '0 the Middle Ages hlamic Cult. 9.4

Essex

402-410.

NOTES REFERE CE

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HAY, R. 1.960. Great Britain's relations with Yemen and Oman. Middle

Eastern Affairs. 11.5.

KELLY, J.II. 1956. 'MIe 8urailllf Oasis Dispute. Int.Affairs. 32.3. 318-326.

1958. Sovereignty and Jurisdiction in Esstern Arabia. Int.

Affatrs. 34.1. 16-24.

KUHAR, R. L962. Dismemberment of Oman. Islamic Cult. 36.1. 8-19.

LOCKHART, L. 1946 The menace of Muscat "d,,, consequences in ". late

17th .nd early 18th centuries. Asiatic Rev. 42. 363-369 _

HOHTGCKERY, J.A. 1927. Arabia tod.y: an ess.y tn c:ontelllporary history.

J.Am.Orient.Soc. 47.2. 97-132.

MORELAND, W.H. 1939. The ships of the A,·"bi"n Sea about A.D. 1500.

J.Roy.Asiatic Soc. 1. 63-74. 173-192.

SHILEY, D. de D. 1958. Musut and ~n' background events to 1950-\955:

the Sultan's forces; the 1951 revolt: the Avery 1'1155 ion·

events ftom April to November 1958. l.R.United Service Inst. 105.

617. 29-41.

THOMAS, B. 1938. Arab rule under the Al Bu Sa'id dynasty of Oman

1741·1937. Proc.Brit.Acad. 24.1 1-29.

WILKINSON, J.C. 1964 A sketch of the historical geography of Trudal

Omsn down to the beginning of the 16th cenrury. Geog.l.

130. 3. 337-349.

4. NOMADISM AND SETILEMENT

ARTICLES

PEPPELENIIOSOl. P.G.N. 1968. NOllladislll on the Arabian Peninsul.: •

gener,,1 appraisal, Tijds.econ.soc.Geog. 49.6. 335-346,

MELAMID, A. 1965. Political bound"ries and nomad grazing. Geog.Rev.

55.2 287-290.

S. FISHING AND SEACRAFT

llOOl<

BERTRAM, G.C.L. 1948. The Ftsheries of Muscat and oman. Sultanate of

Muscat and Oman.

NOTES REFERENCE

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ARTICLES

BOWEN, RL. 1940. Ar.b Dhow. of Eastern Ar.bi•. Amer.Neptune 9.2. 87-132.

1951. The Dhow Sailor. ~er.Neptune 11.3. 161_202.

1952. Primitive watercraft in Arabia. Amer.Neptune 12.3. 186-221.

1955. H.ritime superstitions of the Ar.bs. ~er.Neptune 15.1.

5.48.

HORNELL. J. 1942. ClaSlification of Arabian le.craft, Mariners Mirror

28. 11-40.

6. MEDICAL

ARTICLES

GIll, C.A. 1916. Hilaria in HUlcat. Ind.J.Med.Res. 4.2. 190-235.

MARENGO-ROWE. A.J., lOR!

NOTES REFERENCE

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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

1. GENERAL

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ARTICLES

MELAMIn, A. 1954. Economic changes in Yemen, Aden, Dhofar. Middle E.Aff.

5.3. 88-91.

RICH, J.R. 1965. The Gulf States and Muscat and Oman. Trading with the

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