• Petit, L.P., 2023. Crossing the Jordan River: The Historiography of the Damiyah Bridges. In S. Kerner, O. al-Ghul and H. Hayajneh (red.), Excavations, Surveys and Heritage. Essays on Southwest Asian Arhaeology in Honour of Zeidan Kafafi, 273-288. Studien zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie, Band 7.
• Petit, L.P. en Z. Kafafi, 2023. Religious Behaviour at Tell Damiya during the Late Iron Age. In J. Kamlah en M. Witte (red.), Temples, Synagogues, Churches, and Mosques. Sacred Architecture in Palestine from the Bronze Age to Medieval Times, 225-248. Abhandlungen des Deutschen Palästina-Vereins 49.
• Petit, L.P., 2021. Grinding Stones. In A. Mazar and N. Panitz-Cohen (red.), Tel Rehov. A Bronze and Iron Age City in the Beth-Shean Valley. Volume V. Various Objects and Natural-Science Studies, Hoofdstuk 43, 263-322. Qedem Monographs Series 63. Jerusalem: The Institute of Archaeology, Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
• Erkelens, C. en L.P. Petit, 2020. Jericho tomb P23 in the Dutch National Museum of Antiquities. In R.T. Sparks, B. Finlayson, B. Wagemakers en J.M. Briffa (red.), Digging up Jericho. Past, Present and Future, 129-150. Oxford: Archaeopress.
• Khasawneh, S. al, A. Murray, Z. Kafafi en L. Petit, 2019. Luminscence Dating of the Iron Age Deposits from Tell Damiyah in the Jordan Valley. Radiocarbon 62 (1), 1-12.
• Emberling, G. en L.P. Petit (red.), 2018. Museums and the Ancient Middle East. Curatorial Practice and Audiences. Routledge Research in Museum Studies. Oxon/New York: Routledge.
• Petit, L.P., 2017. Mind the Gap! Identifying occupation hiatus macroscopically and evaluating their importance for settlement mound research. In: N. Rupp, C. Beck, G. Franke and K.P. Wendt (red.), Winds of Change. Archaeological Contributions in Honour of Peter Breunig, 373-384. Bonn: Dr. Rudolf Habelt Verlag.
• Petit, L.P. en D. Morandi Bonacossi (red.), 2017. Nineveh, the Great City. Symbol of Beauty and Power. PALMA 13. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
• Petit, L.P. en Z. Kafafi, 2016. Beyond the River Jordan: a Late Iron Age Sanctuary at Tell Damiyah. Near Eastern Archaeology, Vol. 79 [1], 18-26.
• Petit, L.P., 2014. An archaeological Historiography of Khirbet et-Tell, Palestine and the ongoing search for the Biblical city of ‘Ai. In B. Wagemakers (red.), Archaeology in the ‘Land of Tells and Ruins’, 41-57. Oxford: Oxbow Books.
• Petit, L.P., 2013. Understanding the ‘Pit people’. An imaginary conservation in the Central Jordan Valley during the late 7th or 6th century B.C. In E. van der Steen, J. Boertien en N. Mulder-Hymans (red.), Exploring the Narrative. Jerusalem and Jordan in the Bronze and Iron Ages, 171-179. London: Bloomsbury.
• Petit, L.P., 2013. The Jordan Valley. In D. Master (red.), The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Bible and Archaeology 2, 47-53. New York: Oxford University Press.
• Petit, L.P., 2012. What would the Pharoah Shoshenq I have seen if he had visited the Central Jordan Valley?. Palestine Exploration Quarterly 144 (3), 191-207.
• Petit, L.P., M. von Czerniewicz en C. Pelzer (red.), 2009. Oursi hu-beero. A medieval house complex in Burkina Faso, West Africa. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
• Kaptijn, E, en L.P. Petit, 2009. A Timeless Vale. Archaeological and related essays on the Jordan Valley in honour of Gerrit van der Kooij on the occasion of his sixty-fifth birthday. ASLU 19. Leiden: Leiden University Press.
• Petit, L.P., 2009. Settlement Dynamics in the Middle Jordan Valley during Iron II. BAR International Series 2033. Oxford: Archaeopress.
• Petit, L.P., 2005. Archaeology and history in North-western Benin. BAR International series 1398. Oxford: Bar Publishing.

Belangrijke tentoonstellingen

• Nineveh. Hoofdstad van een wereldrijk (Leiden, 2017-2018)
• Petra. Wonder in de woestijn (Leiden, 2013-2014)
• Graven naar het Bijbelse Sichem (Leiden, 2013)
• Nederlanders en het oude Nabije Oosten (Leiden, 2013-nu)
• Nieuws uit het Midden-Oosten (Leiden, 2011)
• Handelswaar en souvenirs – islamitische kunst uit het Rijksmuseum (Leiden, 2011)

Belangrijke lezingen en congressen

• 2024, Excavations at Tell Damiyah: remarkable and uncomfortable. ARWA Levant seminars.
• 2023, Provenance Research at the National Museum of Antiquities. Expert meeting Provenance Research. Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam
• 2022, Ethical framework for acquisitions. Expert meeting Acquisition policies. Allard Pierson, Amsterdam.
• 2019, Archeologie 2.0. Ons verleden heeft nooit bestaan. Oog op de Oudheid, Leiden.
• 2018, Tell Damiyah. Artistic Expression from the Late Iron Age until the Ottoman Period. ICAANE, München.
• 2018, Creating and Recreating Nineveh. Wetenschappelijk congres, Leiden.
• 2018, The Iron Age Shrine at Tell Damiye (Jordan). Congress Sacred Architecture in Palestine from the Bronze Age to Medieval Time, Mainz, samen met Kafafi.
• 2017, 3D Reconstruction of Nineveh. Congres 3D Imaging in Cultural Heritage, The British Museum, London, samen met Van Apeldoorn, Lenseigne, Jonker en Dik
• 2017, Cultuurterrorisme in het Midden Oosten. SIB, Utrecht.
• 2016, Current situation in Syria and Iraq. 3rd Meeting of the Informal Network of the Law Enforcement Authorities and Expertise Competent in the Field of Cultural Goods, Den Haag.
• 2016, Tell Damiyah. A Late Iron Age Sanctuary for Traders and Travellers? ICHAJ, Amman, samen met Kafafi.
• 2015, Museums and the ancient Middle East: curatorial practices and audiences. Workshop, Atlanta, samen met Emberling.

In de media

• 2021, Merovingische fibula: eenmaal, andermaal, verkocht. De Limburger, 7 november.
• 2021, Stampei om een gesmolten stad bij de Dode Zee. NRC, 24 september.
• 2020, Excavations at ancient sanctuary in Jordan Valley offer glimpse into area’s religious past. The Jordan Times, 19 januari.

Nevenwerkzaamheden

• Bestuurslid van de vriendenvereniging RoMeO
• Bestuurslid van Leiden Global
• Bestuurslid van het NINO
• Lid van de Ethische Commissie voor Musea
• Hoofdredacteur RMO Magazine