Petra's Great Temple: Who's Who - Archaeology Magazine Archive


Who's Who	"Petra's Great Temple" Summer 2000

	Martha S. Joukowsky Revered Brown professor and excavation director; workmen and local Bedouin know her simply as "Doctora"
	Artie Joukowsky Trustee of the American Center for Oriental Research; Brown chancellor emeritus after a long career in international business; site photographer; local guide non pareil; Martha's husband
	John Philip Hagen Rhode Island School of Design-trained artist, teacher, and illustrator; shipped over to capture special finds and architecture. Catch him in Amistad, in which he plays the courtroom sketch artist.
	Pat Resumed undergrad in anthropology in her senior year at Brown; also busy with her own corporate relocation business and active in the Providence community
	Jared Undergrad in history at University of Rhode Island after a stint in the Air Force; Pat's son
	Erin Recent Brown grad off in August to the University of Arizona for a Ph.D. in anthropological archaeology
	Brian Assistant director, Brown grad bound for Berkeley to study the ancient Near East
	Steve Brown grad student in religious studies specializing in early Christianity
	Adam Brown anthropology grad; taking his interests in culture and technology to the company Archives and Museum Informatics this September
	Karen Brown grad student in religious studies specializing in ancient Judaean language, archaeology, and social practices of the Levant
	Dierdre Ph.D. candidate at Brown; zeroing in on the lamps of the Great Temple
	Sara Ph.D. candidate at Brown; focusing on the Great Temple's glass assemblage
	Dachlala Twinkly-eyed foreman, perpetually distinguished in pristine white keffiyeh and pressed khakis
	Harun Everybody's right hand; astute businessman, mover, and shaker; Dachlala's son
	Bedriyeh Pottery washer, zrir bint (little girl) of Dachlala, and big Cinderella fan
	Abu Sha'ar (Father of Sha'ar) Yoda-like man with a penchant for wild-patterned pants who guards the site, tends Martha's own camel, and makes the best cup of tea this side of the River Jordan