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Prof. Fekri A. Hassan

Key Qualifications

Professor Hassan has over 40 years of experience in the field of Archaeology and Anthropology. He is the emeritus Petrie Professor of Archaeology at one of the most outstanding centers of archaeological and cultural heritage management in Europe, the Institute of Archaeology at University College London. From 2009 he has been director of the Cultural Heritage Program at the French University in Egypt. Professor Hassan was the editor of the African Archaeological Review, and serves on the editorial board of many journals ranging from Holocene, which deals with Climatic Change, to Water Policy, revealing the breadth of Professor Hassan’s expertise. He has served on the editorial board of Antiquity, and has been elected Vice-President of the World Archaeology Congress. He is the honorary President of the Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organization (ECHO). In addition to his reputation as a distinguished scholar in archaeology with more than two hundred publications, Professor Hassan has devoted his time over the last 15 years to tackling issues of cultural heritage management. From 2003 until the present he has been a director of a geoarchaeological investigation of the Faiyum as part of the UCL Holocene Environmental Change and History of Water Management in the Faiyum Depression. In 2001, he edited A Strategic Approach to Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management – report sponsored by UNESCO WHC and UNDP - and directed the development of an action plan for the management of the sites of the St. Katherine Monastery area, recently declared a World Heritage Site. He has also written the benchmark book on Water and Civilization (with Jerri Della Priscoli), Dams and Cultural Heritage (with Steven Brandt), and The Archaeology of Farafra Oasis (with Barbara Barich) to add to his list of books including Demographic Archaeology (1981) and Droughts, Food and Culture: Ecological Change and Food Security in Africa’s Later Prehistory (2002). The last book reflects Prof. Hassan’s ongoing commitment to engage archaeology in contemporary human affairs.

Prof. Hassan has been closely engaged with UNESCO International Hydrological Program as a founding member of the ‘Water and Civilization’ Program. He has been commissioned to produce a benchmark document on Water and Civilization (with Jerri Della Priscoli). He serves as a member of the World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology on the (COMEST) Working Group on the Ethics of Freshwater Use, following his tenure as a member of the task force contributing to the historical perspective on the topic. He also served as a member of the UNESCO-Green Cross PC>CP Program (From Potential for Conflict to Co-operation Potential) contributing to the final report and the deliberations at the World Water Council in Kyoto. Professor Hassan as an archaeologist is concerned with the history and management of water heritage. He has co-edited with

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Stephen Brandt Dams and Cultural Heritage Management (2006) with the aim of promoting the protection of cultural heritage endangered by the construction of dams. He has also proposed a “Water Heritage Working Group” within the World Water Council (currently under consideration) and a model project to engage peoples from the Nile Basin countries in writing their water history and protecting their water heritage. In 2005 he was elected President of the International Water History Association (IWHA) and in 2011 appointed Editor-in-chief of the forthcoming UNESCO benchmark reference series History of Water and Civilization (HWC). He serves on the editorial board of Water Policy.

Prof. Hassan is an avid fieldworker who has led and is still engaged in numerous expeditions to the Egyptian Sahara (Siwa, Farafra and Bahariya Oases), Upper Egypt (Nagada), Faiyum, Sinai, the Red Sea Hills and East Delta (Kafr Hassan Dawood) in Egypt as well as working in Algeria, Jordon and Nubia. Prof. Hassan combines his skills in archaeology with a geological background, which endows him with a scientific perspective and provides him with an understanding of geological hazards to cultural heritage as well as the tools to interpret climatic change and palaeoenvironments.

Educational Qualifications 1973 Ph.D. in Anthropology

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas1971 MA in Anthropology

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas1966 MSc in Geology

Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt1963 BSc Hons. Geology and Chemistry

Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt

Appointments and Professional Services2011-present Editor-in-chief of the forthcoming UNESCO benchmark reference series History of

Water and Civilization (HWC)2003-2008 Co-Scientific Coordinator on the SHADUF Project: Traditional Water Techniques:

Cultural Heritage for a Sustainable Future.2005-2007 President of the International Water History Association (IWHA).2003-2004 Vice-President and President Elect of the International Water History Association

(IWHA).2003-2008 Member of the Steering Committee on the UNESCO Water and Civilization Project

(International Hydrological Programme).2001-2008 Member of the Ethics and the Use of Freshwater Working Group on the UNESCO

World Commission on the Ethics of Scientific Knowledge and Technology.2000 Chairman, Dams and Cultural Heritage Task Force at the World Archaeology

Congress.2002-2003 Consultant on the UNESCO Cultural and Environmental Resources Management

Plan of Wadi Gimal-Red Sea Coast.2000-2001 Consultant on the UNESCO Strategy for Cultural Heritage Management in Egypt.2000 Consultant on the Egyptian-Italian Environmental Programme.1999-2001 Coordinator of the Egyptian Bioarchaeology Project.1998-2002 Vice-President of the World Archaeological Congress.1998-1999 Director of the UNESCO Cultural Heritage Training Program in East Delta Egypt.

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1996-2007 Editor of The African Archaeological Review.1995-1997 Member of the Advisory Board of Archaeology of Precolonial Africa: An

Encyclopedia.1993-1999 North Africa Proxy Senior Reprasentative for the World Archaeology Congress.1993 Member of the Executive Board on the Forum for African Archaeology and Cultural

Heritage.1993 Evaluator for SAREC (Swedish Agency for Research Cooperation with Developing

Countries).1989 Conceptual design of the RAMSES THE GREAT Exhibition, Dallas Natural History

Museum, Dallas, Texas.1989 Conceptual design of Egyptian Children's Museum of Science, Ministry of Culture,

Egypt.1988-1990 Member of the Permanent Committee of the Egyptian Antiquities Organization,

Cairo, Egypt.1988-1990 Ministry of Culture, Egyptian Government (Advisor to the Minister for Archaeology)1988-1990 Chairman of the Panel of Experts on the Conservation of the Pyramids of Giza

Project, Ministry of Culture, Egypt.

Current Positions

President of the Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation.Director of the Cultural Heritage Programme at the French University in Egypt.Member of the Board of Directors Egyptian National Center for the Documentation of Cultural and Natural Heritage (CULTNAT).Contributing Editor of The Review of Archaeology.Member of the Board of Journal of Anthropological Archaeology.Member of the Advisory Board of Antiquity.Member of the Editorial Board of Holocene.Member of the Editorial Board of Water Policy: The Journal of the World Water Council.Member of the Editorial Board of Adumatu.Member of the Editorial Board of Al-‘Usoor Al-Gadia, An Egytian Literary Periodical.

Teaching

2009-present Director of the Cultural Heritage Programme at the French University in Egypt.1994-2008 Petrie Professor of Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology & Department of

Egyptology, University College London.1983-1994 Professor, Department of Anthropology, Washington State University, Pullman,

Washington.1991 Visiting Professor, Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden.1990 Visiting Professor, University of Rome La Sapienza, Rome, Italy.1988-1990 Adviser to the Minister of Culture, Arab Republic of Egypt.1978-1983 Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Washington State

University, Pullman, Washington.1975-1977 Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Washington State

University, Pullman, Washington.1974-1975 Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Wayne State University,

Detroit, Michigan.

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1974 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle.

1971-1973 Instructor, University College, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas.1969 Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, Southern Methodist

University, Dallas, Texas.1963-1968 Teaching Assistant, Department of Geology, Ain Shams, University, Cairo,

Egypt.

Expertise

Cultural Heritage Management Water & Civilization Archaeological Perspectives on Ethics Geoarchaeology Prehistoric North Africa Absolute dating methods Demography Cultural Dynamics Relevance of Archaeology to Contemporary Human Issues Cognition (lithic artifacts and rock art) Climate Change Origins of Civilization and State-Societies

Research Projects

2003-present Investigation of the Holocene Environmental Change and History of Water Management in the Faiyum Depression (joint director with Dr Roger Flower).

2005-2008 Principal Investigator, The Environmental history and Social Dynamics of Pyramid building.

2005 Principal Investigator, Survey of Ancient Waterworks in Maryut Area.2000-2003 Principal Investigator, Geoarchaeology and Ancient Waterworks in the Faiyum

Oasis, Egypt.2000-2002 Principal Investigator, Site Management Strategy of Archaeological sites of St.

Katherine Protectorate, EEAA.2001 Geoarchaeologist, Farafra Oasis (University of Roma, La Sapienza).2001 Principal Investigator, Archaeological Survey of St. Katherine Protectorate, EEAA.2000 Principal Investigator, Ecotourism Development Mission to Wadi-Gimal, Marsa

Alam, Egyptian Tourist Authority.1999 Principal Investigator, Kafr Hassan Dawood Project.1998-1999 Director, UNESCO World Heritage Centre Training Course, Egypt.1998 Principal Investigator, Kafr Hassan Dawood Project.1998 Geoarchaeologist, Faiyum Lake-drilling (with Y. Yasuda, International Centre for

Japanese Studies, Kyoto).1998 Geoarchaeologist, Tushka-Dungul survey (with Egyptian Geological Survey).1997 Geoarchaeologist, Northern Red Sea Hills: G. el Galala Al-Qiblia.1997 Geoarchaeologist, Faiyum.1997 Geoarchaeologist, East Uweinat-Tushka Survey (with F. Al-Baz).1997 Geoarchaeologist, Farafra Oasis (B. Barich).

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1996 Principal Investigator, Kafr Hassan Dawood Project.1996 Geoarchaeologist, Farafra Oasis (B. Barich).1995 Principal Investigator, Kafr Hassan Dawood Project.1994 Geoarchaeologist, Farafra Oasis (B. Barich).1993 Geoarchaeologist, Farafra Oasis (B. Barich).1991 Geoarchaeologist, Prehistory and Geoarchaeology of Farafra Oasis, University of

Rome (B. Barich).1990 Geoarchaeologist, The Gerzeh Predynastic Project (with Farid El-Yahky).1989 Geoarchaeologist, The Hiw Predynastic Project, Boston University (K. Bard).1988 Geoarchaeologist, Prehistory and Geoarchaeology of Farafra Oasis, University of

Rome (B. Barich).1987 Geoarchaeologist, Prehistory and Geoarchaeology of Farafra Oasis, University of

Rome (B. Barich).1985 Principal Investigator, Ethnoarchaeology of Domestic Space in Egyptian Households.1984 Geoarchaeologist, Assessment of Magnitude and Quality of Groundwater and

Investigation of Distribution of Potentially Cultivable Modern Land.1983 Principal Investigator, Ethnoarchaeology of Pottery Manufacture, Use, and Discard,

Upper Egypt.1982 Geoarchaeologist, Minshat Abu Omar Project, German Archaeological Mission (D.

Wildung).1981 Principal Investigator, The Predynastic of Egypt Project.1981 Geoarchaeologist, The Archaeological Expedition of University of Washington

(Seattle) to the Faiyum, Egypt (R. Wenke).1980 Geoarchaeologist, University of Tulsa Expedition to South Jordan (D. Henry).1980 Principal Investigator, The Predynastic of Egypt: Khattara-Nagada Project.1979 Geologist, University of Tulsa Expedition to South Jordan (D. Henry).1978 Principal Investigator, The Predynastic of Egypt: Khattara-Nagada Project.1978 Geologist, Lake Pagahrit Project (W. Lipe).1978 Geologist, Geoarchaeology at Hierakonpolis (W. Fairservis).1977 Principal Investigator, Prehistoric Expedition to Bahariya Oasis and West Delta,

Egypt. 1977 Geologist, Predynastic Sites of Luxor-Qena Region, Upper Egypt (with T. R. Hays).1976 Principal Investigator, Sedimentary History of Late Quaternary Flooding of the

Lower Snake River Basin.1976 Principal Investigator, Prehistoric Expedition to Siwa Oasis, NW Egypt.1976 Geologist, Strawberry Island, Washington.1975 Principal Investigator, Prehistoric Expedition to Siwa Oasis, NW Egypt.1974 Principal Investigator, Prehistoric Expedition to Siwa Oasis, NW Egypt,

Reconnaissance Survey.1973 Archaeologist/Geologist, Prehistoric Expedition to Algeria, Cultural Ecology of

Capsian Settlements in Cheria Region, Tebessa (D. Lubell).1971 Assistant Archaeologist, Elm Fork Archaeological Survey, Texas (T. R. Hays).1970 Assistant Archaeologist, SMU Prehistoric Expedition to Ethiopia Survey of Lake

Tana and Central Rift Lake area (F. Wendorf).1970 Assistant Archaeologist, Columbia University Middle Palaeolithic Site (R. Solecki).1969 Assistant Archaeologist, Murray Springs Early Man Site, Arizona (V. Haynes).1968 Assistant Geologist, SMU Prehistoric Expedition to Egypt (F. Wendorf).

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Membership of Professional Organisations and Honour Societies

ArchéoNil - Société pour l'etude des cultures prépharaoniques de la Vallée du Nil - Honorary MemberAmerican Association for Advancement of Science - MemberSociety for American Archaeologists - MemberAmerican Anthropological Association - MemberAmerican Quaternary Association - MemberPrehistoric Society, England - MemberGeological Society of America - MemberGeological Society, Egypt - MemberSociety of Africanist Archaeologists - MemberAmerican Association of Geology Teachers - MemberSigma Xi - MemberForum for African Archaeology and Cultural Heritage - MemberSedimentological Society of Egypt - MemberEuropean Commission, International Cooperation – Expert.

PublicationsBooks, Articles, Chapters, Reviews and Reports (Forthcoming and In Press)

Hassan, F. A. and Tassie, G. J., with the assistance of Tucker, T. L., Rowland, J. M., Senoussi, A., van Wetering, J., Calcoen, B. Hillson, S. W. and Hamden, M. In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Predynastic to Early Dynastic

Cemetery in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 1. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Protodynastic to Early Dynastic Burials (Naqada IIIC-D). Vol. 2. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Late Predynastic Burials (Naqada IIIA-B). Vol. 3. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Predynastic Burials (Naqada IIC-D and Maadian). Vol. 4. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Ceramic Assemblage of the Predynastic to Early Dynastic Cemetery in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 5. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Non-Ceramic Assemblage of the Predynastic to Early Dynastic Cemetery in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 6. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Bioarchaeology of the Predynastic to Early Dynastic Cemetery in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 7. London: Golden House Publications.

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In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: Interpretation of the Predynastic to Early Dynastic Cemetery in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 8. London: Golden House Publications.

In Prep. Kafr Hassan Dawood: The Late Period to Ptolemaic Site in the East Delta, Egypt. Vol. 9. London: Golden House Publications.

Hassan, F. A., Wetering, J. van & Tassie, G. J.In Prep. The Prehistory and Early History of the Naqada Region, West

Bank between Modern Ballas and Danfiq.

Hassan, F. A., Tassie, G. J., De Trafford, A., Owens, L. S. & van Wetering, J. (eds.)In Prep. The Management of Egypt’s Cultural Heritage, Vol. 2. London:

Golden House Publications.

Hassan, F. A. In Press a. Social inequality and social dynamics of state formation at the

beginning of Egyptian civilization, in K. Nelson & J. Phillips (eds.) Essays in Honor of Fred Wendorf. Dallas: SMU Press.

Hassan, F. A. In Press b. Water in Judaic–Christian–Islamic traditions: concepts, rituals, and ethics, in V.

Scarborough (ed.), Water History and Humanity. Paris: UNESCO.

Hassan, F. A., Hamden, M., Flower, R. & Tassie, G.In Press Holocene geoarchaeology and water history of the Faiyum,

Egypt, in Pirelli (ed)

Flower, R. J., Keatings, K., Hamden, M. & Hassan, F. A. 2012. Sedimentary diatoms in Holocene sediments from the Faiyum

Depression Middle Egypt with special reference to Stephanodiscus species, Taxon (Submitted)

Hamden, M. A., Flower, R. J., Hassan, F. A., Keatings, K. & Zaghloul, E. A.In Prep. 18O and 13C isotopes of Holocene freshwater shells Faiyum

Depression, Egypt,

Books & MonographsHassan, F. A.2011. Water: History for Our Time. IHP Essays on Water History #02. Paris:

UNESCO.

Hassan, F. A., Tassie, G. J., De Trafford, A., Owens, L. S. & van Wetering, J. (eds.)2009. Managing Egypt’s Cultural Heritage: Proceedings of the First

Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation Conference on Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management. London: Golden House Publications.

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Hassan, F. A. de Trafford, A. & Youssef, M. (eds.)2008. Cultural Heritage and Development in the Arab World.

Alexandria: Bibliotheca Alexandrina Publications.

Hassan, F. A. (ed.)2007. Traditional Water Techniques: Cultural Heritage for a

Sustainable Future. Cairo: SHADUF Project, Sixth Framework Programme, Henry Graphix/CULTNAT.

2007. Management Plan of the UNESCO World Heritage Memphis Necropolis. Cairo: CULTNAT.

Brandt, S. A. and Hassan, F. A. (eds.)2006. Damming the Past: Cultural Heritage Management and Dams in Global

Perspective. Lanham (MD): Lexington Books.

Hassan, F. A. 2004. Water and Ethics: A Historical Perspective. UNESCO IHP & World

Commission on the Ethics of Science and Technology. http://www.internationalwaterlaw.org/bibliography/articles/Ethics/Historical_Perspective.pdf

2004. Water for Peace: A Cultural Strategy. http://webworld.unesco.org/Water/wwap/pccp/cd/pdf/history_future_shared_water_resources/water_for_peace_cult_strat.pdf

Hassan, F. A. (ed.)2002. Droughts, Food and Culture: Ecological Change and Food

Security in Africa’s Later Prehistory. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers.

Hassan, F.A. (ed.)2001. Strategic Approach to Egypt’s Cultural Heritage. Cairo:

UNDP/UNESCO, National Center for Documentation of Cultural and Natural Heritage.

Hassan, F.A.1999. Wonderful Water (in Arabic). Cairo: Al-Hadara Press.

1999. Love Poems in Ancient Egypt (in Arabic). Cairo: Al-Hadara Press.

1981. Demographic Archaeology. New York: Academic Press.

1974. The Archaeology of the Dishna Plain: A Study of a Late Palaeolithic Settlement in Upper Egypt. Cairo: The Geological Survey of Egypt, No. 59.

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ArticlesFlower, R. J., Keatings, K., Hamdan, M., Hassan, F. A., Boyle, J. F., Yamada, K. & Yasuda, Y. 2012. The structure and significance of early Holocene laminated lake sediments in

the Faiyum Depression (Egypt) with special reference to diatoms, Diatom Research 27: 127-140.

Hassan, F. A. 2011. Nile flood discharge during the Medieval Climate Anomaly,

Pages News 19(1): 30-31.

Hassan, F.A, Hamdan, M. A., Flower, R. & Keatings. K. 2011. Oxygen and carbon isotopic records in Holocene freshwater

mollusc shells from the Faiyum palaeolakes, Egypt: palaeoenvironmental and palaeoclimatic implications. Quaternary International (in press) doi 10.1016.

Hassan, F. A. 2010. Egypt in the memory of the world, in W. Wendrich (ed.)

Egyptian Archaeology. Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, pp. 259-273.

2010. Art for Eternity: Paintings of the “Decorated Potter” of Nagada II (5600-5300 before present), El-Khayal 7: 44-51.

2010. Rock drawings in the Middle Nile region (preliminary results), in W. Godlewski & A. Lajtar (eds) Between the Cataracts. Proceedings of the 11th Conference of Nubian Studies, Warsaw University, 27 August – 2 September 2006. Part 2, fasc. 1. Session Papers. Warsaw: PAM Supplement Series 2, pp. 135-147.

Hassan, F. A.2009. Introduction: managing Egypt’s cultural heritage: issues and

prospects, in F. A. Hassan, G. J. Tassie, A De Trafford, L. S. Owens & J. van Wetering (eds.) Managing Egypt’s Cultural Heritage: Proceedings of the First Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation Conference on: Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management. London: Golden House and ECHO Publications, pp. 1-6.

2009. The UNESCO Campaign to rescue Nubian archaeology and monuments, in F. A. Hassan, G. J. Tassie, A De Trafford, L. S. Owens & J. van Wetering (eds.) Managing Egypt’s Cultural Heritage: Proceedings of the First Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation Conference on: Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management. London: Golden House and ECHO Publications, pp. 59-79.

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2009. Human agency, climate change and culture: an archaeological perspective, in S A. Crate and M. Nuttall (eds.) Anthropology and Climate Change: From Encounters to Actions. Walnut Creek [CA]: Left Coast Press, pp. 39-69.

2009. C l imate change and our common fu ture : A h i s tor i ca l perspect i ve , UN Chron ic le UN Spec ia l C l imate Change I ssue "To pro tec t succeed ing genera t ions . . . " 46(3 & 4) - http://www.un.org/wcm/content/site/chronicle/home/archive/Issues2009/pid/5068?ctnscroll_articleContainerList=1_0&ctnlistpagination_articleContainerList=true

Tassie, G. J. & Hassan, F. A.2009. Sites and monuments records (SMRs) and cultural heritage

management (CHM), in F. A. Hassan, G. J. Tassie, A De Trafford, L. S. Owens & J. van Wetering (eds.) Managing Egypt’s Cultural Heritage: Proceedings of the First Egyptian Cultural Heritage Organisation Conference on: Egyptian Cultural Heritage Management. London: Golden House and ECHO Publications, pp. 191-205.

Hassan, F. A.2008. Introduction, in F. A. Hassan, A. de Trafford & M. Youssef (eds.)

Cultural Heritage and Development in the Arab World. Alexandria: Bibliotheca Alexandrina Publications, pp. 1-12.

2008. Heritage for development: concepts and strategic approaches, in F. A. Hassan, A. de Trafford & M. Youssef (eds.) Cultural Heritage and Development in the Arab World. Alexandria: Bibliotheca Alexandrina Publications, pp. 13-52.

Hassan, F. A. Tassie, G. J. El-Senoussi, A. Kjølby, A. van Wetering, J. Sharp, D. & Calcoen, B.

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2008. Corpus of pottery from the Protodynastic to Early Dynastic cemetery at Kafr Hassan Dawood, Wadi Tumilat, East Delta, Egypt, in B. Midant-Reynes, Y. Tristant, S. Hendrickx & J. Rowland (eds.), Egypt at its Origins 2: Proceedings of the International Conference “Origin of The State. Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt”, Toulouse (France), 5th-8th September 2005. Leuven/Paris/Dudley: Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 172, Peeters, pp. 41-60.

Tassie, G. J., Hassan, F. A., van Wetering, J. & Calcoen, B.2008. Potmarks from the Protodynastic to Early Dynastic cemetery at Kafr Hassan

Dawood, Wadi Tumilat, East Delta, Egypt, in B. Midant-Reynes, Y. Tristant, S. Hendrickx & J. Rowland (eds.), Egypt at its Origins 2: Proceedings of the International Conference “Origin of The State. Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt”, Toulouse (France), 5th-8th September 2005. Leuven/Paris/Dudley: Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 172, Peeters, pp. 203-236.

Hassan, F. A. 2007. The lie of history: nation states and the contradiction of

complex societies, in R. Costanza, L. J. Graumlich & W. Steffen (eds.) Sustainability or Collapse? An Integrated History and Future of People on Earth. Cambridge [Mass]: The MIT Press, pp. 169-196.

. 2007. The liberating power of archaeology: Changing aims and

directions in archaeology, in B. Butler, F. A. Hassan, R. T. Sparks, & P. J. Ucko (eds.) A Future for the Past: Petrie’s Palestinian Collection. London: UCL Press, pp. 37-46.

2007. Droughts, famine and the collapse of the Old Kingdom: Re-reading Ipuwer, in Z. A. Hawass & J. Richards (eds.) The Archaeology and Art of ancient Egypt, Essays in Honor of David B. O’Connor Fechtschrift, Vol. 1. Cairo: ASAE/SCA Press, pp. 357-377.

2007. The Aswan High Dam and the international Nubia campaign, African Archaeological Review 24: 73-94.

2007. Conserving Egyptian heritage: seizing the moment, in N. Brehony & A. El-Desouky (eds.) British-Egyptian Relations from Suez to the Present Day. London: The London Middle East Institute, School of Oriental and African Studies, London University, pp. 209-233.

2007. Extreme Nile floods and famines in Medieval Egypt (AD 930-1500) and their climatic implications, Quaternary International 173-174: 101-112.

2007. On pyramids and white elephants, in The Middle East in London, 1 December 2007-January 2008. London, pp. 8-9.

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2007 Traditional Water Management and Sustainability: Toward an integrated dynamic cultural ecosystem model, in F. A. Hassan (ed.) Traditional Water Techniques: Cultural Heritage for a Sustainable Future. SHADUF Project, Sixth Framework Programme, Cairo: Henry Graphix/CULTNAT, pp. 253-265.

Hassan, F. A., Jiménez Serrano, A. & Tassie, G. J. 2007. The sequence and chronology of the Protodynastic and

Dynasty I rulers, in M. Chlodnicki, K. Kroeper & M. Kobusiewicz (eds.) Archaeology of Northeast Africa: Studies in Memory of Lech Krzyżaniak. Poznań: Poznań Archaeological Museum, pp. 687-722.

Keatings, K., Tassie, G. J., Flower, R. J., Hassan, F. A., Hamdan, M. A. R., Hughes, M. & Arrowsmith, C. 2007. An examination of groundwater within the Hawara pyramid,

Egypt, Geoarchaeology 22(5): 533-554.

Hassan, F. A. (Editor)2007. African Archaeological Review, Volume 24, Number 1.

African Archaeological Review, Volume 24, Number 2. African

Archaeological Review, Volume 24, Number 3.African Archaeological Review, Volume 24, Number 4.

Hassan, F. A. 2006. Water and civilization: managing our sacred world water

heritage, in T. Schaaf and C. Lee (eds) Conserving Cultural and Biological Diversity: The Role of Sacred Natural Sites and Cultural Landscapes. Paris: UNESCO, pp. 129-135.

2006. Effects of the past: refocusing archaeology. Chapter 19, in R. Layton, S. J. Shennan & P. Stone (eds.) A Future for Archaeology: the Past in the Present. London: UCL Press, pp. 217-227.

2006. Conceptual framework for interdisciplinary management: debate summary, in Proceedings of the International Conference on the Safeguarding of Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage: Towards an Integrated Approach, 20-23rd

October 2004, Nara, Japan. Nara: UNESCO, Japan, Agency for Cultural Affairs, pp. 212-215.

2006. General summary and discussion, in Proceedings of the International Conference on the Safeguarding of Tangible and Intangible Cultural Heritage: Towards an Integrated Approach,

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20-23rd October 2004, Nara, Japan. Nara: UNESCO, Japan, Agency for Cultural Affairs, pp. 218-221.

Hassan, F.A., Tassie, G. J., Flower, R. & Hamden, M. 2006. Modelling environmental and settlement change in the Fayum,

Egyptian Archaeology 29: 37-40.




Hassan, F. A.2005. A river runs through Egypt: Nile floods and civilization,

Geotimes 50(4): 22-25.

2005. The safeguarding of tangible and intangible cultural heritage: key concepts towards an integrated approach, Gekkan Bunkazai (The Cultural Properties Monthly Journal). Dai Ichihouki Co., Japan.




Hassan, F. A. 2004. Climatic changes and cultural transformations in Farafra Oasis,

Egypt, Archaeology International 7: 35-39.

2004. Between man and goddess: The fear of nothingness and dismemberment, in S. Hendrickx, R. F. Friedman, K. M. Cialowicz and M. Chlodnicki (eds.) Egypt at its Origins: Studies in Memory of Barbara Adams. Leuven/Paris/Dudley: Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 138, Peeters, pp. 779-799.

2004. Ecology in archaeology: from cognition to action, in J. Bintliff (ed.) A Companion to Archaeology. Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 311-333.

Hassan, F. A., R. Flower, & M. A. R. Hamden 2004. Fayum, Digging Diary, Egyptian Archaeology 25: 25-6.

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Hassan, F. A. & Tassie, G. J. 2004. The ‘lost’ pyramid of the Faiyum, Friends of the Petrie Museum Magazine 29:

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Rowland, J. M. & Hassan, F. A. 2004. Cultural heritage management in the Southern Sinai: An

archaeological reconnaissance‐survey in the St. Katherine’s Protectorate, Discoverer 1: 24-6.


African Archaeological Review, Volume 21, Number 2.African Archaeological Review, Volume 21, Number 3.African Archaeological Review, Volume 21, Number 4.

Hassan. F.A. 2003. Imperialist appropriations of Egyptian obelisks, in D. Jeffreys

(ed.) Views of Ancient Egypt since Napoleon Bonaparte: Imperialism, Colonialism and Modern Appropriations. London: UCL Press, pp. 19-68.

2003. Selling Egypt: encounters at Khan el-Khalili, in S. MacDonald & M. Rice (eds.) Consuming Ancient Egypt. London: UCL Press, pp. 111-122.

2003. Archaeology and linguistic diversity in North Africa, in P. Bellwood & C. Renfrew (eds.) Examining the Farming/Language Dispersal Hypothesis. Cambridge: McDonald Institute Monographs, pp. 127-133.

2003. Water for peace: a cultural strategy, in History and Future of Shared Water Resources. Paris: UNESCO IHP-WWAP, Technical Documents in Hydrology, pp. 1-19.

2003. Managing our world water heritage (Gestion de l’eau et patrimoine mondial, Gestionando nuestro patrimonio mundial de agua), World Heritage Review 30: 48–51.

Hassan, F. A., Tassie, G. J., Tucker, T. L., Rowland, J. M & van Wetering, J.2003. Social dynamics at the late Predynastic to early Dynastic site of

Kafr Hassan Dawood, East Delta, Egypt, Archéonil 13: 37-46.

Rowland, J. M. & Hassan, F.A.2003. The computerized database and potential for a geographic

information system at Kafr Hassan Dawood, in Z, Hawass & L. Pinch Brook (eds.) Egyptology at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century: Proceedings of the 8th International Congress of Egyptologists, Cairo 2000, Volume 1 Archaeology. Cairo,

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Hassan, F. A.2002. Ethical and cultural incentives of water for cooperation, in J.

Bogardi and S. Castelein (eds) From Conflict to Cooperation in International Water Resources Management: Challenges and Opportunities. Paris: UNESCO-IHP, pp. 188-193.

2002. Water management and early civilization: from cooperation to conflict, in UNESCO PC→CP. UNESCO IHP. Paris: UNESCO IHP, p. 14.

2002. Water for Peace: A cultural strategy, in UNESCO PC→CP. Paris: UNESCO IHP, P. 18.

2002. Palaeoclimate, food and culture change in Africa: an overview, in F. A. Hassan (ed.) Droughts, Food and Culture: Ecological Change and Food Security in Africa’s Later Prehistory. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, pp. 11-26.

2002. Ecological changes and food security in the later prehistory of North Africa: looking forward, in F. A. Hassan (ed.) Droughts, Food and Culture: Ecological Change and Food Security in Africa’s Later Prehistory. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, pp. 321-334.

Hassan, F. A & Smith, S. J.2002. Soul birds and heavenly cows: transforming gender in

Predynastic Egypt, in A. M. Nelson & M. Rosen Ayalon (eds.) In Pursuit of Gender: Worldwide Archaeological Approaches. New York: Altamira Press, pp. 43-65.



Hassan, F.A.2001. Cities, in D. B. Redford (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of

Ancient Egypt. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 268-73.

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2001. Naqada, in D. B. Redford (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 493-4.

Hassan, F., Barich, B., Mahmoud, A. M. and Hamden, M. A. 2001. Holocene playa deposits of Farafra Oasis, Egypt, and their

palaeoclimatic and geoarchaeological significance, Geoarchaeology 16(1): 29-46.



Hassan, F. A. 2000. Rain, rivers and fountains: the legacy of water and civilization

in the Mediterranean, in Water Security in the Third Millennium: Mediterranean Countries Toward a Regional Vision. Como: Forum of the UNESCO International School of Science for Peace, pp. 213-240.

2000. Holocene environmental change and the origins and spread of food production in the Middle East, Adumatu 1: 7-28.

2000. Environmental perception and human responses in history and prehistory, in J. Tainter, R. McIntosh & S. McIntosh (eds.) The Way Wind Blows: Climate, History and Human Action. New York: Columbia University press, pp. 121-140.

2000. Cattle and climate in North Africa, A First Approximation, in R. M. Blench & K. C. MacDonald (eds.) The Origins and Development of African Livestock: Archaeology, Genetics, Linguistics and Ethnography. London: University College London Press, pp. 61-86.

Hassan, F. A. et. al. 2000. Kafr Hassan Dawood: A late Predynastic to Early Dynastic site

in the East Delta, Egypt, Egyptian Archaeology 16: 37-9.


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1999. Epi-paleolithic cultures, overview, in K. A. Bard (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt. London: Routledge, pp. 15-16.

1999. Baharia Oasis, in K. A. Bard (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt. London: Routledge, p. 164.

1999. Dating techniques, prehistory, in K. A. Bard (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt. London: Routledge, pp. 233-234.

1999. Nagada, in Bard, K. A. (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt. London: Routledge, pp. 555-557.

1999. Siwa Oasis, prehistoric sites, in K. A. Bard (ed.) Encyclopedia of the Archaeology of Ancient Egypt. London: Routledge, pp. 744-745.

1999. African archaeology: the call of the future, African Affairs 98: 393-406.

1999. Revitalizing the city: from local tradition to global engagement, in J. Mannergre, M. Du Rietz, A. Theorell, & L. Lindh (eds.) The City-Local Tradition and Global Engagement. Stockholm: SIDA, pp. 21-30.

1999. Population dynamics, Chapter 17, in G. Barker & A. Grant (eds.) Companion Encyclopedia of Archaeology, Volume 2. London: Routledge, pp. 672-713.



Hassan, F. A.1998. Memorabilia: archaeological materiality and national identity in

Egypt, in L. Meskell (ed.) Archaeology under Fire: Nationalism, Politics and Heritage in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East. London: Routledge, pp. 200-216.

1998. Cultural Interactions between Egypt and Eastern Neighbors in later Prehistory, in D. Valbelle (ed.) LE SINAÏ durant l’Antiquité et le Moyen Âge 4000 ans d’histoire pour un désert. Paris: Edition Errance, pp. 12-19.

1998. L’Egitto come stato unitario, in A. M. Donadoni Roveri and F. Tiradritt (eds.) Kemet, Alle Sorgenti del Tempo. Roma: Electa.

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1998. The archaeology of North Africa at Kiekrz 1997, African Archaeological Review 15: 85-93.

1998. Holocene climatic change and riverine dynamics in the Nile Valley, in S. di Lernia & G. Manzi (eds.) Before Food Production in North Africa. Rome: A.B.A.C.O Editions, pp. 43-51.

1998. Climatic change, Nile floods and civilization, Nature & Resources 34: 34-40.

1998. The earliest goddesses of Egypt: divine mothers and cosmic bodies, in L. Goodison & C. Morris (eds.) Ancient Goddesses: Myths and Evidence. London: British Museum Press, pp. 98-112.

1998. Towards an archaeology of gender in Africa, in S. Kent (ed.) Gender in African Archaeology. Walnut Creek: Altamira Press, pp. 261-278.

1998. Late Holocene climatic fluctuations in Northeastern Africa, in G. Orombelli and F. Oldfield (eds.) Symposium on the Mediterranean Region in PEP III, Milano, 22 June, 1988, pp. 12.



Hassan, F. A.1997. Beyond the surface: comments on Hodder’s reflexive

excavation methodology, Antiquity 71: 1020-25.

1997. Egypt: beginnings of agriculture, in J. O. Vogel (ed.) Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa. Walnut Creek: Altamira, pp.472-479.

1997. Egypt: the emergence of state society, in J. O. Vogel (ed.) Encyclopedia of Precolonial Africa. Walnut Creek: Altamira, pp.405-409.

1997. Holocene palaeoclimates of Africa, African Archaeological Review 14 (4): 213-230

1997. The dynamics of a riverine civilization: A geoarchaeological perspective on the Nile Valley, in World Archaeology 29(2): 51-74.

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1997. Climate, famine and chaos: Nile floods and political disorder in early Egypt, in H. Nüzhet Dalfes, G. Kukla & H. Weiss (eds.) Third Millennium BC Climate Change and Old World Collapse. Berlin and Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, NATO ASI Series, vol. I 49, pp.1-23.

1997. The gift of the Nile, D. P. Silverman (ed.) The Illustrated Guide to Ancient Egypt, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 10-19.

1997. The wealth of the land, D. P. Silverman (ed.) The Illustrated Guide to Ancient Egypt, Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 58-67.



Sultan, M. Sturchio, N., Hassan, F. A., Abdel Rahman Hamden, M., Mahmoud, A. M., El Alfy, Z. and Stein, T.1997. Precipitation source inferred from stable isotopic composition

of Pleistocene groundwater and carbonate deposits in the Western Desert of Egypt, Quaternary Research 48: 29-37.

Hassan, F. A.1996. Abrupt Holocene climatic events in Africa, in G. Pwiti & R. Soper

(eds.) Aspects of African Archaeology. Harare: University of Zimbabwe Publications, pp. 83-89.


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Barich, B., Hassan, F. A. and Stoppiello, A. A.1996. Farafra Oasis between the Sahara and the Nile, in L.

Krzyzaniak, K. Kroeper & M. Kobusiewicz (eds.) Interregional Contacts in the Later Prehistory of Northeastern Africa, Poznan: Archaeological Museum, pp. 71-79.

Hassan, F. A. 1995. Late Quaternary geology and geomorphology of the Area in the

Vicinity of Ras En-Naqb area, South Jordan, in D. Henry (ed.)

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Prehistoric Ecology and Evolution, Insights from Southern Jordan. New York: Plenum Press, pp. 23-31.

1995. Prehistory of Northeast Africa, in J. M. Sasson (ed.) Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, pp. 665-678.

1995. The ecological consequences of evolutionary cultural transformations: the case of Egypt and reflections on global relevance, in S. Ito and Y. Yasuda (eds) Nature and Humankind in the Age of Environmental Crisis. Kyoto: International Research Centre for Japanese Studies, pp. 29-44.

1995. Conservation of the Sphinx Project: A comprehensive approach, in On Geosciences & Archaeology in the Mediterranean Countries. Cairo: The Geological Survey of Egypt, Special Publication No. 70, pp. 213-228.

1995. The World Archaeological Congress in India: Politicizing the Past, Antiquity 69(8266): 874-877.

Hassan, F. A.1994. V. Gordon Childe: The Legend Lives, The Review of

Archaeology 15 (2): 22-26.

Hassan, F. A.1993. Population ecology and civilization in ancient Egypt, in C. L.

Crumley (ed.) Historical Ecology. Santa Fe, New Mexico: School of American Research, pp. 155-181.

1993. From stone to silicon: transitions in human knowledge, Universe 6(2):6-9, 28.

1993. Rock art: cognitive schemata and symbolic interpretation, in G. Calegari (ed.) L'Arte d l'Ambiente del Sahara prehistorico: dati e interpretazioni, Milano: Memorie della Societa Italiana di Scienze Naturali e del Museo Civico di Storia Naturale di Milano, 26 (2), pp. 269-282.

1993. Town and village in ancient Egypt, in T. Shaw, P. Sinclair, B. Andah & A. Okpoko (eds.) Food, Metals, and Towns in Africa's Past. London: Routledge, pp. 551-569.

1993. Archaeological Geology Division Award, A response, Geological Society of America Today, March 1993, pp. 64-65.

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1993. Late Quaternary sediments, Hew Area, Nag Hammadi, Upper Egypt, Sedimentology of Egypt 1: 43-53.

Hassan, F. A.1992. Primeval goddess to divine king: The mythogenesis of power in

early Egyptian state, in R. Friedman & B. Adams (eds.) The Followers of Horus: Studies in Honour of Michael A. Hoffman. Oxford: Egyptian Studies Publication No. 2, Oxbow Monograph 20, pp. 307-321.

Barich, B. E., Hassan, F. A. and Mahmoud, A. M.1992. L'area preistorica di Bahr Playa (Oasi di Farafra) e aspetti

predinastici della valle del Nilo, Stesto Congresso Internazionale di Egyittologia. Atti, vol. 1, pp. 33-39.

Alessio, M., Barich, B. E., Belluomini, G., Hassan, F. A., Mahmoud, A. M., Manfra, L., and Stoppiello, A.1992. A further report on Farafra (Western Desert, Egypt). New

research and radiocarbon dates, Nyame Akuma 38: 19-28.

Hassan, F. A.1991. Cities and civilization, Humanities Today, Washington

Commission for the Humanities 5(2): 16-17.

Barich, B., Hassan, F. A. and Mahmoud, A. M.1991. From settlement to site: formation and transformation of

archaeological traces, Scienze dell' Antichita - Storia Archeologia, Antropologia 5: 33-62.

Hassan, F. A.1990. Desertification and the beginnings of Egyptian culture, in S.

Schoske (ed.) Studien zur Altagyptisichen Kultur. Hamburg: Akten des Vierten Internationalen Aegyptologen Kongresses, Munich 1985, Helmut Buske Verlag Hamburg, Band 2, pp. 325-331.

1990. Nile River records as a measure of the north African monsoon fluctuations (Abstract). Monsoons and Paleo-monsoons, Quaternary Research Conference, May 4-5, 1990, Seattle.

1990. Functionalism: discourse, praxis and understanding, Origini 14: 751-759.

Barich, B. and Hassan, F. A.1990. Il Sahara e le Oasi: Farafra nel Deserto Occidentale Egiziano,

Sahara 3: 53-62.

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1989. New Gourna: vernacular remodeling of architectural space, Architecture and Traditional Form, Center for Environmental Design. Berkley: University of California Berkeley. Vol. 16: 49-77.

Hassan, F. A., and Matson, R. G.1989. Seriation of Predynastic potsherds from the Nagada region

(Upper Egypt), in L. Krzyzaniak & M. Kobusiewicz (eds.) Late Prehistory of the Nile Basin and the Sahara. Poznan: Archaeological Museum, pp. 303-315.

Hassan, F. A. and Plimpton, C.1989. New Gourna: vernacular remodeling of architectural space, in

Center for Environmental Design Research: Traditional Dwellings and Settlements Working Paper Series: Architects and Traditional Form. Berkley: University of California, pp. 51-77.

Barich, B. E. and Hassan, F. A.1989. The Farafra Oasis archaeological project (Western Desert),

Egypt. 1987 Campaign, Origini 12: 117-191.

Hassan, F. A. 1988. The Predynastic of Egypt, Journal of World Prehistory 2(2): 135-

85.

1988. Geoarchaeology, in C. W. Finkel (ed.) Encyclopedia of Field and General Geology. New York: Encyclopedia of Earth Sciences Series XIV, Von Nostrand Reinhold Company.

1988. The Nile and civilization. "Rivers and Peoples" (abstract) Quaternary Research Center Winter 1987 Seminar Series.

1988. Prolegomena to a grammatical theory of lithic artifacts, World Archaeology 19(3): 281-296.

1988. Archaeological geology. In "The Year in Review", Geotimes 33 (2): 8-10.

Hawass, Z., Hassan, F. A. and Gautier, A.1988. Chronology, sediments, and subsistence at Merimda Beni

Salama, Journal of Egyptian Archaeology 74: 31-38.

Hassan, F. A.1987. Origins of the depressions of the Western Desert, Egypt: A

polygenetic, multistage model, in The 6th Symposium on Quaternary and Development in Egypt (Abstract). Cairo: The

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National Information and Documentation Centre, NIDOC, Dokki, Egypt.

1987. Re-forming archaeology: A forward to Natural Formation Processes and the Archaeological Record, in D. T. Nash & M. D. Petraglia (eds.) Natural Formation Processes and the Archaeological Record. Oxford: BAR, pp. 1-9.

1987. Desert environment and origins of agriculture in Egypt, in The 1986 Proceedings of the 6th International Conference of Nubian Culture: Past and Present. Uppsala: Uppsala University Press, pp. 17-32.

1987. Nubian prehistory 1986, in The 1986 Proceedings of the6th International Conference of Nubian Culture: Past and Present. Uppsala: Uppsala University Press, pp. 129-135.

Hassan, F. A., and Stucki, B. R.1987. Nile floods and climatic change, in M. R. Rampino, J. E. Sanders,

W. S. Newman & L. K. Konigsson (eds.) Climate: History, Periodicity and Predictability. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Company, pp. 37-46.

Hassan, F. A., and Gross, G. T., 1987. Resources and subsistence during the early Holocene at Siwa

Oasis, northern Egypt, in A. E. Close (ed.) The Prehistory of Arid North Africa. Essays in Honour of Fred Wendorf. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, pp. 85-103.

Hassan, F. A. and McDonald, M. M. A. 1987. Holocene palaeoenvironments and human adaptation in the

Western Desert, Egypt, 52nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Toronto, Canada.

Hassan, F. A., and Robinson, S. W.1987. High precision radiocarbon chronometry of ancient Egypt, and

comparisons with Nubia, Palestine and Mesopotamia, Antiquity 61 (231): 119-135.

Barich, B. E., and Hassan, F. A.1987. The Farafra Oasis archaeological project (Western Desert,

Egypt) first reconnaissance survey 1987, Nyame Akuma 29: 16-21.

Plimpton, C., and Hassan, F. A.1987. Social space: a determinant of house architecture,

Environmental Planning B issue of Planning and Design 14: 439-449.

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Wahab, S., Hassan, F. A. and Mahmoud, M. A.1987. Quaternary sediments of Northern Kharga Oasis, Western

Desert, in The 6th Symposium on Quaternary and Development in Egypt (Abstract). Cairo: The National Information and Documentation Centre, NIDOC, Dokki, Egypt.

Hassan, F. A.1986. The logic of archaeological numbers, The Quarterly Review of

Archaeology 19: 63-76.

1986. The restoration of time radiocarbon dating 1965-1985/6, The Quarterly Review of Archaeology 7(2): 5-6.

1986. Holocene lakes and prehistoric settlements in the Western Faiyum, Egypt, Journal of Archaeological Science 13: 483-501.

1986. Chronology of the Khartoum "Mesolithic" and "Neolithic" and related sites in the Sudan: statistical analysis and comparisons with Egypt, African Archaeological Review 4: 83-102.

1986. Desert environment and the origins of agriculture in Egypt, Norwegian Archaeological Review 19: 63-76.

1986. Nubian Prehistory 1986. Comments on Session I, in Nubian Culture: Past and Present, Kungal. Vitterhets historie och Antivitets Akademiens Konferenser 17: 129-135.

Hassan, F. A., Hegab, O. and el-Shahat, A.1986. Mediterranean littoral cycles, west Alexandria, Egypt and

implications for archaeological exploration, Nyame Akuma 27: 3-5.

Hilmy, M. E., Hassan, F. A. Awad, S. and Mahmud, M. A.1986. Exposed Quaternary sediments, East Nile Delta area, Egypt

(Abstract), Quaternary and Development in Egypt, 5th Symposium. Cairo: NIDOC.

Hassan, F. A.1985. A discourse, Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly 10 (3): 81.

1985. Radiocarbon chronology of Neolithic and Predynastic sites in Upper Egypt and the Delta, African Archaeological Review 3: 95-116.

1985. Palaeoenvironments and contemporary archaeology: a geoarchaeological approach, in R. Rapp & J. A. Gifford (eds.)

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Archaeological Geology. New Haven: Yale University Press, pp. 85-102.

1985. Fluvial systems and geoarchaeology in arid lands: with examples from North Africa, the Near East, and the American Southwest, in edited by J. K. Stein & W. R. Farrand (eds.) Archaeological Sediments in Context. Maine: Center for the Study of Early Man, University of Maine at Orno, pp. 53-68.

1985. Desertification and the beginnings of Egyptian agriculture, in S. Schoske (ed.) Akten des vierten internationalem Agyptologen Kongress Munchen 1985. Hamburg: Helmut Buske, pp. 325-331.

Hassan, F. A., and Holmes, D. L.1985. Archaeology of the Umm El-Dabadib area, in M. L. Abdel-Khalik

(ed.) .Assessment and Quality of Ground Water and Investigation of Distribution of Potentially Cultivable Modern and Ancient Soils, Western Desert, Egypt. Cairo: FRCU 82035, Cairo University, pp. 53-66.

Hassan, F. A., Higab, O. and Shahat, A.1985. Coastal geology of Northeast African and implications for pre-

and protohistory (Abstract), 1985 Meeting Geological Society of America.

Hassan, F. A.1984. Toward a model of agricultural developments in Pre-dynastic

Egypt, in L. Krzyżaniak & M. Kobusiewicz (eds.) Origin and Early Development of Food-Producing Cultures in Northeastern Africa. Poznań: Poznań Archaeological Museum, pp. 221-224.

1984. Environment and subsistence in Predynastic Egypt, in J. D. Clark & S. A. Brandt (eds.) Hunters to Farmers: The Causes and Consequences of Food Production in Africa. Berkeley: University of California Press, pp. 57-64.

1984. Mid-Holocene environments and human responses, Quarterly Review of Archaeology 5(4): 15-16.

1984. A radiocarbon date from Hemamieh, Upper Egypt, Nyame Akuma 24/25: 3.

1984. Radiocarbon chronology of Predynastic Nagada settlements, Upper Egypt, Current Anthropology 25(5): 681-683.

1984. The beginnings of Egyptian civilization at Hierakonpolis, Quarterly Review of Archaeology 5(1): 13-15.

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Hassan, F. A.1983. Earth resources and population: an archaeological perspective,

in D. J. Ortner (ed.) How Humans Adapt: A Biological Odyssey. Washington [D. C.]: Smithsonian Institution Press, pp. 191-226.

Henry, D. O., Hassan, F. A., Henry, K. O. and Jones, M.1983. An investigation of the prehistory of Southern Jordan, Palestine

Exploration Quarterly 115: 1-24.

Hassan, F. A.1982. The geologic history of the Nile River, Quarterly Review of

Archaeology 3(4): 5-6.

Fairbridge, R. W., Hameed, S. and Hassan, F. A.1982. An 111-year cycle analysis of Nile flood, auroras and sunspots,

Geological Society of America, 1982 Meeting (Abstract).

Hassan, F. A.1981. Historical Nile floods and their implications for climatic change.

Science 212: 1142-1145.

1981. Rapid quantitative determination of phosphate in archaeological sediments, Journal of Field Archaeology 8: 384-387.

Hassan, A. A., and Hassan, F. A.1981. Source of galena in Predynastic Egypt at Nagada,

Archaeometry 23(1): 77-82.

Henry, D. O., F. A. Hassan, M. Jones and K. O. Henry1981. An investigation of the prehistory and palaeoenvironments of

Southern Jordan (1979 Field Season), Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan 25: 113-146.

Hassan, F. A.1980. Origin of civilization in Predynastic Egypt: toward an

evolutionary model, Association Internationale pour l'Etude de la Préhistoire Egyptienne Bulletin 1: 16-23.

1980. Prehistoric settlements along the Main Nile, in M. Williams & H. Faure (eds.) The Sahara and the Nile: Environment and Prehistory. Rotterdam: Balkema Press, pp. 407-419.

1980. Radiocarbon chronology of Archaic Egypt, Journal of Near Eastern Studies 39(3): 203-207.

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1980. The growth and regulation of human population in Prehistoric times, in M. N. Cohen, R. S. Malpass & H. G. Klein (eds.) Biosocial Mechanisms of Population Regulation. Boston: Yale University Press, pp. 305-319.

Wendorf, F. and Hassan, F. A.1980. Holocene ecology and prehistory in the Egyptian Sahara, in M.

Williams & H. Faure (eds.) The Sahara and the Nile: Environment and Prehistory. Rotterdam: Balkema Press, pp. 421-450.

Hassan, F. A., Hays, T. R., Hassan, A. A., Gallagher, J., Gautier, A. and Wetterstrom, W.

1980. Agricultural developments in the Nagada region during the Predynastic Period, Nyame Akuma 17: 28-33.

Hassan, F. A.1979. Archaeological explorations at Baharia Oasis and West Delta,

Egypt, Current Anthropology 20(4): 806.

1979. Geoarchaeology: the geologist and archaeology, American Antiquity 44: 267-270.

1979. Demography and archaeology, Annual Review in Anthropology 8: 137-160.

Mehringer, P. J., Petersen, K. L. and Hassan, F. A.1979. A pollen record from Birket Qarun and the recent history of the

Fayum, Egypt, Quaternary Research 11: 238-256.

Hassan, F. A.1978. Demographic archaeology, in M. Schiffer (ed.) Advances in

Archaeological Methods and Theory. New York: Academic Press, pp. 49-103.

1978. The Sebilian of the Nile Valley: some new concepts, in L. Freeman (ed.) Views of the Past. The Hague: Mouton, pp. 153-176.

1978. Sediments in archaeology: methods and implications for palaeoenvironmental and cultural analysis, Journal of Field Archaeology 5: 197-213.

1978. Archaeological explorations of the Siwa Oasis region, Egypt, Current Anthropology 19(1): 146-148.

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Hassan, F. A.1977. The dynamics of agricultural origins in Palestine. A theoretical

model, in C. Reed (ed.) Agricultural Origins. The Hague: Mouton, pp. 590-609.

Hassan, F. A.1976. Prehistoric studies of the Siwa Oasis region Northwestern

Egypt, preliminary report, 1975 season, Nyame Akuma 9: 18-34.

1976. Diet, nutrition, and agricultural origins in the Near East, in E. Higgs (ed.) Origine de l'élevage et de la domestication. Nice: IX Congress UISPP, pp. 228-245.

1976. Granulometric analysis of the sand fraction of some Quaternary Nile sediments, in F. Wendorf and R. Schild (eds.) Prehistory of the Nile Valley. New York: Academic Press, pp. 343-347.

1976. X-ray mineralogy of some Quaternary Nile Sediments, in F. Wendorf and R. Schild (eds.) Prehistory of the Nile Valley. New York: Academic Press, pp. 339-342.

1976. Heavy mineral analysis of some Pleistocene sediments in the Nile Valley, in F. Wendorf and R. Schild (eds.) Prehistory of the Nile Valley. New York: Academic Press, pp. 331-338.

1976. Heavy minerals and the evolution of the modern Nile, Quaternary Research 6: 425-444.

Lubell, D., Hassan, F. A. Gautier, A. and Ballais, J. L.1976. The Capsian Escargotieres: an interdisciplinary study elucidates

Holocene ecology and subsistence in North Africa, Science 191: 910-920.

Hassan, F. A.1975. Geology and geomorphology of the Ain Mistiheyia locality, in D.

Lubell et al. The Prehistoric Cultural Ecology of Capsian Escargotieres, Libyca 23: 60-70.

Hassan, F. A. and Wendorf, F.1975. Determination of the size, density and growth rates of hunting-

gathering populations, in S. Polgar (ed.) Human Ecology and Evolution. The Hague: Mouton, pp. 27-52.

Hassan, F. A. and Lubell, D.1975. Prehistoric cultural ecology, in D. Lubell et al. (eds.) The

Prehistoric Cultural Ecology of Capsian Escargotieres, Libyca 23: 92-98.

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Stephens, C. D., Hassan, F. A. and Sengel, R. A. 1975. On Mechanisms of Population Growth, Current Anthropology

16(2): 288-291.

Hassan, F. A.1974. Population growth and cultural revolution. Review essay of:

Brian Spooner (ed.) Population Growth: Anthropological Implications. M. I. T. Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1972, Reviews in Anthropology 1(2): 204-212.

Hassan, F. A. and Wendorf, F.1974. A Sebilian assemblage from El Kilh Upper Egypt, Chronique

d'Egypte 49: 211-221.

Hays, T. R. and Hassan, F. A.1974. Mineralogical analysis of Sudanese Neolithic ceramics,

Archaeometry 16(1): 71-79.

Hassan, F. A.1973. The mineralogy of Quaternary Nile sediments in Egypt and its

implications for the history of the Nile River. Symposium on "Archaeological Geology: Old World", 1973 Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, Dallas, Texas. Abstract published in Abstracts with Programs 5: 655-656.

Hassan, F. A. and Sengel, R. A.1973. On mechanisms of population growth during the Neolithic,

Current Anthropology 14(5): 535-542.

Hassan, F. A.1972. Note on Sebilian sites from the Dishna Plain, Chronique

d'Egypte 48(93-94): 11-16.

1972. Toward a definition of 'lames,' 'lamelles,' and 'micro-lamelles', Libyca 20: 163-167.

1972. Morphometry of lithic artifacts: a procedural approach, Bulletin 5, Commission on Nomenclature and Terminology. Berkeley [Cal.]: University of California.

1972. Population Dynamics and the Beginnings of Domestication in the Nile Valley. Toronto: 71st Meeting of the American Anthropology Association.

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1971. Study of debitage in lithic assemblages and its uses, Bulletin 4, Commission on Nomenclature and Terminology. Berkeley [Cal.]: University of California.

1971. "Nubia sandstone" - uses and misuses: discussion, American Association Petroleum Geologists Bulletin 55(6): 887-890.

Hassan, F. A., and El-Dashlouty, S.1970. Miocene evaporites of the Gulf of Suez region and their

significance, American Association Petroleum Geologists Bulletin 54 (9): 1686-1696.

Soliman, S. M., Faris, M. I. and Hassan, F. A.1965. Geologic setting of the Gulf of Suez during the Eocene, Fifth

Arab Petroleum Congress, Cairo, pp. 13.

Review ArticlesHassan, F. A2007. Review Essay: Andrew Chamberlain, Demography and

Archaeology, Journal of Anthropological Research 63: 563-7.

Hassan, F. A2006. Archaeology for our times: water and civilization, Review of:

Vernon L. Scarborough, The Flow of Water: Ancient Water Systems and Landscapes, Review of Archaeology 27: 1-9.

2006. Review of: William Beinart and JoAnn McGregor (eds), Social History and African Environments. Oxford: James Currey, 275 pp., African Archaeological Review 23: 85-89.

2006. Review of: Peter Mitchell, African Connections. African Connections: Archaeological Perspectives on Africa and the Wider African Archaeological Review 23: 41-44.

Hassan, F. A. 2002. Book review of: P. Nicholson and I. Shaw (eds.) Ancient

Egyptian Materials and Technology, American Antiquity 67(2): 372-374.

Hassan, F. A1996. Book review of: R. Fletcher, The Limits of Settlement Growth: a

Theoretical Outline, Antiquity 70: 722-724.

1996. Book review of: Climats Anciens du Nord de l’Afrique, Sahara 8: 122-124.

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1995. Book review of: P. Goldberg; D. T. Nash and M. D. Petraglia (eds.) Formation Processes in Archaeological Context, American Antiquity 60(3): 558-559.

Hassan, F. A1994. Book review: Rushdi Said, The River Nile: Geology, Hydrology,

and Utilization, 1993, Pergamon Press, Geoarchaeology 10(1): 225-227.

1994. Book review: The First Immigrants from Asia: A Population History of the North American Indians, Plenum, New York, American Anthropologist 96: 41-42.

1994. Book review: J. Romer & E. Romer, The Rape of Tutankhamen, Antiquity 68 (260): 663-664.

Hassan, F. A1991. A shot in the dark. A review of: P. James, Centuries of Darkness,

Nature 353 (6346): 712-713.

Hassan, F. A1989. Review of: H. J. Bruins, Desert Environment and Agriculture in

the Central Negev and Kadesh-Barnea During Historical Times, Geoarchaeology 4: 374-375.

1989. Review of: I. Hodder, Archaeology as Long-Term History, American Anthropologist 91: 255-256.

1989. Review of: I. Hodder, The Archaeology of Contextual Meanings, American Anthropologist 91: 256-257.

Hassan, F. A1988. Review of: M. B. Schiffer, Formation Processes of the

Archaeological Record, American Scientist. 76(6): 627.

1988. Review of: M. Harris and E. Ross (ed.), Death, Sex and Fertility, American Scientist. 76 (4): 409-410.

1988. Review of: L. Manzanilla (ed.), Studies in the Neolithic and Urban Revolutions: The V. Gordon Childe Colloquium, Mexico, 1986, Antiquity 62(234): 175-176.

Hassan, F. A1987. Geoarchaeology of ancient mounds. Review of: A. Miller-Rosen,

Cities of Clay: the Geoarchaeology of Tells, Quarterly Review of Archaeology 8 (1): 8-9.

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1986. Review of: R. C. Eidt, Advances in Abandoned Settlement Analysis: Application to Prehistoric Anthrosols in Colombia, South America, American Antiquity 51(2): 438.

Hassan, F. A1985. Review of: M. A. J. Williams and D. Adamson (eds.), A Land

Between two Niles: Quaternary Geology and Biology of the Central Sudan, African Journal, pp. 266-267.

Hassan, F. A1983. A review of: An Ecological Approach to Archaeological

Contexts, Quarterly Review of Archaeology 4(7): 15.

1983. A review of: The Roots of Egyptian Writing, Quarterly Review of Archaeology 4(3): 1, 7-8.

Hassan, F. A1981. Comment on: Brian Hayden, Research and Development in the

Stone Age: Technological Transitions Among Hunter-gatherers, Current Anthropology 22 (5): 534-5.

1981. Review of: M. A. Hoffman, Egypt Before the Pharaohs, Journal of American Oriental Society 101(4): 460-461.

1981. Review of: P. M. Vermeersch (ed.), Elkab II – L'Elkabian, Epipaleolithique de la Vallee du Nil Egyptien, Universitaire Pers Leuven, Bibliotheca Orientalis 37(1/2): 45-46.

Hassan, F. A1980. Comment on: D. R. Yesner, Maritime Hunter-gatherers: Ecology

and Prehistory, Current Anthropology 21 (6): 738.

Hassan, F. A1978. Review of: L. Krzyzaniak, Early Farming Cultures on the Lower

Nile, the Prehistoric period in Egypt, Warsaw: L'Academie Polonaise des Sciences, Bibliotheca Orientalis 35(1/2): 73-74.

Hassan, F. A1976. Review of: A. J. Arkell, The Prehistory of the Nile Valley.

Handbuch der Orientalisk, Siebenta Abteilung, Kunst and Archaologie, Erster Band, Zweiter Abschnitt A. Lieferung 1, 1975, Bibliotheca Orientalis 33(5/6).

Hassan, F. A1974. Review of: Karl Kromer, Osterreichische Ausgrabungen in Giseh

(VAR), Vorbericht uber die Kruhjahrskampagne 1971. Wien: Osterreichische, Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1972. Bibliotheca Orientalis 31(1/2).

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ReportsCrumley, C. L., Hassan F. A., Hole, F., Morais J., Riedel F., Scarborough V., Tainter J., Turchin P., Yasuda Y., & Redman, C. L. (Rapporteur)2006. Group report: millennial perspectives on the dynamic

interaction of climate, people and resources, in R. Costanza, L. J. Graumlich and W. Steffen (eds.) Sustainability or Collapse? Integrated History and future of people on Earth (IHOPE). Cambridge [MA]: MIT Press.

Hassan, F.A2001. Archaeological Heritage Sites of the St. Katherine Protectorate.

Cairo: EEAA.

Hassan, F. A. and H. Barakat2001. Report on the Cultural and Ecotourism Potential of the Wadi

Gimal/Marsa Alam Region, Red Sea Hills, Eastern Desert. Cairo: Tourist Development, Authority (TDA).

Brandt, S. A. and Hassan, F. A.2000. Dams and Cultural Heritage Management. Final Report. August 2000.

Working paper submitted to the WCD.

Hassan, F. A.

1999. Report on the Field Survey and Study Season at Kafr Hassan Dawood, 1999. Report submitted to the British Academy and Institute of Archaeology.

Hassan, F. A. 1999. UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Centre: Kafr Hassan Dawood

Archaeological Training Project and Field Investigations. Progress Report of Field Investigations, Winter 1998-9. Report submitted to the UNESCO.

Hassan, F. A.1998. Kafr Hassan Dawood Archaeological Training Project and Field

Investigations. Progress Report of Field Investigations, Spring 1998. Report submitted to the National Geographic Society.

Hassan, F. A.1996. Field Investigations at Kafr Hassan Dawood, 1996. Progress Report of Field

Investigations, Summer 1996. Report submitted to The Bioanthropology Foundation.

Hassan, F. A. and Lovell, N.1995. Bioarchaeological Investigations at Kafr Hassan Dawood. Progress Report of

Field Investigations, Summer 1995. Report submitted to The Humanities Research Council of Canada and the British Academy.

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Howes, D. W. and Hassan, F. A.1982. Flood sediment at the Rock Island Dam site, Columbia River Valley,

Washington, in G. A. Lothson (ed.) Final Report of Phase II and Phase III Archaeological Testing of the Rock Island Reservoir, Wenatchee, Washington. Laboratory of Archaeology and History, Washington State University.

Hassan, F. A.1981. The Predynastic of Egypt: Subsistence-Settlement Studies of the Nagada-

Khattara Region. Final Report to the National Science Foundation. Washington State University, Pullman, Washington.

Henry, D. O., Hassan, F. A., Jones, M. and Henry, K. C.1980. An investigation of the Prehistory and Palaeoenvironments of Southern Jordan.

Progress Report of Field Investigations, Summer 1979. Report submitted to the National Science Foundation.

Hassan, F. A.1979. Archaeological Studies on the Predynastic of the Nagada Region, Upper Egypt.

Progress Report on Field Investigations, Summer 1978. Report submitted to the National Science Foundation.

1979. Sediments from the Kagati Lake Region, Alaska. Report on file, Archaeology of Alaska Research Section, Department of Anthropology, Washington State University.

1979. Lake Quaternary Geology and Geomorphology of the Ras en Naqb Area, South Jordan. Report on file, Geoarchaeology Laboratory, Department of Anthropology, Washington State University.

Hassan, F. A.1978. Prehistoric Studies of Northern Egypt, Baharia Oasis and West

Delta. Report to the National Science Foundation.

1978. Archaeological geology of Hierakonpolis. Report on file, Geoarchaeology Lab, Department of Anthropology, Washington State University.

Hassan, F. A.1977. Stratigraphic and geomorphological setting of the Miller site,

Strawberry Island, in G. C. Cleveland and associates (eds.), Preliminary Archaeological Investigations at the Miller Site, Strawberry Island, 1976: A Late Prehistoric Village near Burbank, Franklin County, Washington. Washington [D.C.]: Project Report No. 46, Washington Archaeological Research Center.

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1976. Prehistoric Studies of Siwa Oasis Region, Northwestern Egypt (1976 Field Season). A preliminary report to the National Science Foundation. Washington State University.

Hays, T. R., and Hassan, F. A.1976. Neolithic Economy at El Khattara. A technical report to the

National Science Foundation.

Radio and Television and Multimedia WorkConsultant and talent/presenter on the BBC TV Production “Death on the Nile” in the series Ancient Apocalypse, first broadcast 17 Apr 2012.

Consultant and talent/interviewee on the Cicada TV Production “Secrets of the Sands”, first broadcast on Channel 4 / National Geographic Channel in 2002.

Consultant for Prehistory and Geology on the Egyptian Cultural and Natural Heritage multimedia production, that went on-line 2001.

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