Aghram Nadharif. The Barkat Oasis (Sha’abiya of Ghat, Libyan Sahara) in Garamantian Times. The Archaeology of Libyan Sahara Volume II

• Contributors
• List of Figures
• List of Tables
• List of Colour Plates
• Editorial and recording convention
• Foreword (S. di L.)
• Commentaries (P. B., D.J. M.)
• Editorial Preface
• Acknowledgements

Chapter One: Introduction (M. L.)

Part One: Context and Topography

• Chapter Two: The Barkat Oasis in the changing landscape of the Wadi Tanezzuft during the Holocene (M. C.)
• Chapter Three: The Garamentes in the Ghat-Barkat Area: previous research (M.C. G.);
• Chapter Four: Cemeteries around the Barkat Oasis (R.C., M.L.)
• Chapter Five: The topography of the site (C. P.)
• Chapter Six: Garamantian rock art in the Acacus (D. Z.)

 Part Two: The Excavation

• Chapter Seven: The excavation of the residential unit AN1-2-3 (M. L.)
• Chapter Eight: The excavation of the residential unit AN20-21-22 (M.C. G.)
• Chapter Nine: The excavation of the postern area AN26-27 (L. M.)
• Chapter Ten: The excavation of the working area AN4-24 (L. M.)
• Chapter Eleven: The excavation of the courtyard AN25 (L. M.)
• Chapter Twelve: The excavation of the residential unit AN9-13 (M.L.)
• Chapter Thirteen: The excavation of the storerooms AN5-7 and AN6 (L. M.)
• Chapter Fourteen: The excavation of the residential unit AN8-14 (L. M.)
• Chapter Fifteen. The excavation of the residential unit AN11-12 (M. L.)
• Chapter Sixteen: The north-east city gate area AN16-17-18-19

Part Three: The Archaeological Materials

• Chapter Seventeen: The local pottery (M.C. G.)
• Chapter Eighteen: The Roman pottery (F. F.)
• Chapter Nineteen: Archaeometry of potter: mineralogical and chemical analyses (G. A., L. L., M. D.)
• Chapter Twenty: The ground stones tools (L. M.)
• Chapter Twenty-One: The vesicular basalt lamps (L. M.)
• Chapter Twenty-Two: Gas Chromatography – Mass Spectometry (CG-MS) analysis (S. B., V. G.)
• Chapter Twenty-Three: Functional analysis of abraded heavy duty tools (C.L., E. C.)
• Chapter Twenty-Four: Technological and functional analysis of stone, glass and faience beads (E. C.)
• Chapter Twenty-Five: The loom weights (L. M.)
• Chapter twenty-Six: Analytical observations on some iron finds (G. G., M. V.)
• Chapter Twenty-Seven: A tetrarchic radiate at Aghram Nadharif (M. N.)

Part Four: Tha Paleo-Environmental Materials

• Chapter Twenty-Eight: The archaeobotanical remains (Pollen, seeds/fruit and charcoal) (A.M. M., G. T.G., G. B., L. F., F. B.)
• Chapter Twenty-Nine: The faunal remains (F.A.)

Part Five: History and Dating: Diachronic Interpretation of the Site

• Chapter Thirty: Dating evidence (M. L.)
• Chapter Thirty.One: History of the site (M. L.)

Part Six: Economy and Demography: Functional Interpretation of the Site

• Chapter Thirty-Two:  Economy and technology (M. L.)
• Chapter Thirty-Three: The household level analysis (M. L.)
• Chapter Thirty-Four: The community level analysis (M.L.)
• Chapter Thirty-Five: Demography (M. L.)

Part Seven: The Regional Setting

• Chapter Thirty-Six: The Garamantian kingdom and its southern border (M. L.)
• Chapter Thirty-Seven: The trans-Saharan caravan trade (M. L.)

Chapter Thirty-Eight: Overview of the Garamantian history in the Wadi Tanezzuft (M. L.)

• Colour Plates
• Bibliography
• Arabic Summary