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Twelve Years of the ‘Arabian Seashores’ Project: How the Extensive Investigation of Coastal Oman Changed the Paradigm of the Arabian Neolithic
Vincent Charpentier, Maria Pia Maiorano, Gregor Marchand, Jérémie Vosges, Federico Borgi · 2023
Citation metadata
- Type
- journal article and project synthesis
- Publication
- Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, vol. 34, S1–S21
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- entity DhofarEvidence confidence: moderateinforms · contextualizes · Fig. 1 and coastal survey discussion
Documents coastal research and preservation bias.
- date assertion Dhofar — date assertioninforms · contextualizes · Fig. 1 and coastal survey discussion
Documents coastal research and preservation bias.
- property assignment Dhofar — has property — Sparse or uneven fieldworkEvidence confidence: highinforms · critiques interpretation · Preservation and survey limitations
Documents coastal biases.
- claim Dhofar’s securely dated 1600–800 BCE settlement and coastal record remains sparse despite substantial long-term survey and monument research.Evidence confidence: highinforms · critiques interpretation · Preservation and survey limitations
Documents deflation, destroyed contexts and research imbalance.
- claim A lack of recorded sites in a surveyed or unsurveyed sector is not sufficient evidence that people, pastoral activity, seasonal use or coastal movement were absent.Evidence confidence: near certaininforms · critiques interpretation · Survey and preservation limitations
Provides direct methodological cautions.
- property Sparse or uneven fieldworkEvidence confidence: highinforms · critiques interpretation · Introduction; preservation and survey limitations
Documents deflation, destroyed sites and coastal-interior imbalance.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Hasik HBM-4 sequence and destruction note
Provides the reported occupation and limitations.
- relationship Research record — associated withEvidence confidence: highinforms · provides archaeological observation · Hasik HBM-4 sequence and destruction note
Provides the reported occupation and limitations.
- date assertion Hasik HBM-4 — date assertioninforms · provides archaeological observation · Coastal site synthesis; Hasik HBM-4 discussion
Provides the reported sequence and preservation limitations.
- relationship Hasik HBM-4 — located or analytically grouped within — Western Indian Ocean connectionsEvidence confidence: lowsupports · provides archaeological observation · Coastal site synthesis; Hasik HBM-4 discussion
Provides the reported sequence and preservation limitations.
- claim Erosion, deflation, development and site destruction have removed or obscured parts of the settlement record, especially in coasts and arid interiors.Evidence confidence: highsupports · provides archaeological observation · Preservation and stratified-site limitations
Documents coastal deflation and destroyed contexts.
- entity Hasik HBM-4Evidence confidence: lowsupports · provides archaeological observation · Coastal site synthesis; Hasik HBM-4 discussion
Provides the reported sequence and preservation limitations.
- event Late Bronze component within the Hasik HBM-4 coastal sequenceEvidence confidence: highsupports · provides archaeological observation · Hasik HBM-4 sequence and destruction note
Provides the reported occupation and limitations.
- date assertion Late Bronze component within the Hasik HBM-4 coastal sequence — date assertionEvidence confidence: lowsupports · provides archaeological observation · Hasik HBM-4 sequence and destruction note
Provides the reported occupation and limitations.
- relationship Hasik HBM-4 — located or analytically grouped within — DhofarEvidence confidence: lowsupports · provides archaeological observation · Coastal site synthesis; Hasik HBM-4 discussion
Provides the reported sequence and preservation limitations.