Qalhāt, in Oman, was one of the main hubs of the Indian Ocean trade at the time of the kingdom of Hormuz, in the 13th to 15th centuries AD. It is now an impressive archaeological site, a large ruined city about 35 ha wide. Excavations started there in 2008 with a French team under the authority of the Ministry of Heritage and Culture of Oman, and have since turned into an important development project with the final aim to create an archaeological park on site. Research have yielded considerable data about: the spatial organization and development of the town, its fortifications, the various quarters and main buildings including the Friday mosque, the daily life of its inhabitants and the trading activities of the port. Paralleled with lite...
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This paper explores media-techniques of conversion among Arabic speaking Christians along the Nile. ...
Horses played a significant role in the social life, economy, and politics of the Rasulid court in l...
In 2013, when the criticism of the newly elected political leaders that hailed from the Muslim Broth...
Drawing on a five‑year participant‑observer study the evolution of politics education in the Sultana...
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During the autumn of 2012 the Hashemites (sāda) of a hijra I will call Kuthra, located southwest of ...
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