International audienceThe medieval port city of Qalhât is one of the most important archaeological sites of the Sultanate of Oman, according to its size and its status, and certainly one of the most spectacular. Strategically situated on the trade routes between the Indian sub-continent and the Arabian Peninsula, this area appears as a favorable bservatory to discuss the origin of the consumed plants and more generally the different ways of acquiring food products in this period. Although archaeological fieldwork has provided an increasing body of data regarding the organization and the importance of the city during the medieval period, Qalhât still remains unknown regarding its plant products and its dietary habits. For this reason, an rc...
International audienceAgriculture in the Arabian Peninsula becomes established from the early Bronze...
International audienceOasian agrobiodiversity in Northwestern Arabia has a long and deep history whi...
International audienceLed since 2008, the archaeological researches at Qalhāt (Qalhāt Project/Qalhāt...
International audienceThe medieval port city of Qalhât is one of the most important archaeological s...
International audienceThe study of plant remains (charcoal, carbonized seeds and fruits, mudbrick im...
The study of plant remains (charcoal, carbonized seeds and fruits, mudbrick impressions) from Qal'at...
Les campagnes de fouilles menées sur plusieurs sites antiques et islamiques en Arabie orientale ont ...
LA PENINSULE D'OMAN COUVRE L'ENSEMBLE DES EMIRATS ARABES UNIS ET LE NORD DU SULTANAT D'OMAN. LA CERA...
Qalhāt, in Oman, was one of the main hubs of the Indian Ocean trade at the time of the kingdom of Ho...
Espace d’échange et de diffusion de la recherche en cours sur l’archéologie et l’histoire des sociét...
International audienceL’alimentation et la consommation sont des problématiques importantes des rech...
Archaeohotanical material collected from the Bronze Age site of Ra's al-Jinz, (RJ-2), in the Sultana...
lmprints of grains of cultivated two row barley and sorghutn were found in a layer dated back to 250...
International audienceAgriculture in the Arabian Peninsula becomes established from the early Bronze...
International audienceOasian agrobiodiversity in Northwestern Arabia has a long and deep history whi...
International audienceLed since 2008, the archaeological researches at Qalhāt (Qalhāt Project/Qalhāt...
International audienceThe medieval port city of Qalhât is one of the most important archaeological s...
International audienceThe study of plant remains (charcoal, carbonized seeds and fruits, mudbrick im...
The study of plant remains (charcoal, carbonized seeds and fruits, mudbrick impressions) from Qal'at...
Les campagnes de fouilles menées sur plusieurs sites antiques et islamiques en Arabie orientale ont ...
LA PENINSULE D'OMAN COUVRE L'ENSEMBLE DES EMIRATS ARABES UNIS ET LE NORD DU SULTANAT D'OMAN. LA CERA...
Qalhāt, in Oman, was one of the main hubs of the Indian Ocean trade at the time of the kingdom of Ho...
Espace d’échange et de diffusion de la recherche en cours sur l’archéologie et l’histoire des sociét...
International audienceL’alimentation et la consommation sont des problématiques importantes des rech...
Archaeohotanical material collected from the Bronze Age site of Ra's al-Jinz, (RJ-2), in the Sultana...
lmprints of grains of cultivated two row barley and sorghutn were found in a layer dated back to 250...
International audienceAgriculture in the Arabian Peninsula becomes established from the early Bronze...
International audienceOasian agrobiodiversity in Northwestern Arabia has a long and deep history whi...
International audienceLed since 2008, the archaeological researches at Qalhāt (Qalhāt Project/Qalhāt...