A new excavation campaign was carried out in Dharīḥ between the 18th and the 30th of May 2013, on behalf of the FrenchJordanian Archaeological Mission of Khirbat adh-Dharīḥ (dir. Profs. Zeidoun al-Muheisen - Yarmouk University, and François Villeneuve - University Paris Panthéon Sorbonne)1. Three operations were undertaken on different buildings, in order to complement the previous excavations (Fig. 1). Soundings and cleaning were undertaken by P. Piraud-Fournet in the northern house of village V1, which is the largest domestic building of the site, in order to determine its phasing and chronology. At the same time, work was carried out in Area A, about 150 m south of the sanctuary’s southern entrance (second court), on both a Nabataean/Roman mansio (L. Tholbecq) and the associated public baths (C. Durand).