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Agricultural crops in South Arabia/Yemen in the first millennium ce

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Crop processing, consumption and trade of Asian rice (Oryza sativa L.) in the Arabian Peninsula during Antiquity: earliest evidence from Mleiha (third c. AD), United Arab Emirates

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Summary: This study focuses on the discovery of Asian rice in a fortified elite residence at the site of Mleiha in the United Arab Emirates, raising questions about the role of rice in the local economy during the Late Pre-Islamic period. The research examines the preservation state and archaeological contexts of the rice remains, as well as the possible local cultivation or importation of rice through long-distance trade networks.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL SCIENCES (2021)

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Archaeobotanical analysis of food and fuel procurement from Fulayj fort (Oman, 5th-8th c. CE) including the earliest secure evidence for sorghum in Eastern Arabia

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Beginnings and early history of date palm garden cultivation in the Middle East

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4500-Year old domesticated pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) from the Tilemsi Valley, Mali: new insights into an alternative cereal domestication pathway

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Agriculture in al-Hamdani's Yemen: A Survey from Early Islamic Geographical Texts

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Agricultural crops in South Arabia/Yemen in the first millennium ce

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Crop processing, consumption and trade of Asian rice (Oryza sativa L.) in the Arabian Peninsula during Antiquity: earliest evidence from Mleiha (third c. AD), United Arab Emirates

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