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Publishes a number of short inscriptions from the early Islamic period found near Medina, Saudi Arabia.
This page is a summary of: Some Early Arabic Inscriptions from Al-Ḥanākiyya, Saudi Arabia, Journal of Near Eastern Studies, July 1984, University of Chicago Press,
DOI: 10.1086/373079.
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