Published Date : 2022
Auther : Margarethe Uerpmann
Publisher : Arabian archaeology and epigraphy : Volume 28 : Issue 1
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This scientific research studies the animal remains found in the Luluiya Fort, which dates back to the Islamic period, and categorizes them into three categories: the remains of domesticated animals, the remains of wild or wild animals, and the remains of marine creatures, to find out the reasons for their presence in this place.
Snake cults in Iron Age south eastern Arabia. A consideration on autochthonous developments and possible connections with other Middle Eastern traditions
Published Date : 2015
Auther : Tracey Cian
Publisher : UCL Qatar
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This document presents a research proposal on the significance of snakes in the religious beliefs ...
Fili Forts in al-Madam plain, Emirate of Sharjah, The United Arab Emirates
Published Date : 2017
Auther : Tatsuo Sasaki / Hanae Sasaki / Issa Youssef
Publisher : Japan Society for Hellenistic-Islam Archaeological Studies
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This research paper studies the two forts of Fili, located in the village of Fili, ...