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Conferences – Kinship and Community in the Early and Medieval Islamic Mediterranean

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Group home page | Group members | Resources 2nd Meeting:The second meeting of the group took place on January 9-10, 2020, in St. Cross College, Oxford. Thursday, January 9…

Resources on Kinship and Community in the Early and Medieval Islamic Mediterranean

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Group home page | Group members | Conferences Please see abstracts for the group's second meeting (January 9-10, 2020, St. Cross College, Oxford) The following texts are a…

Conferences – From Canaanites to ‘Phoenicians’ and ‘Philistines’: Maritime Connectivity and Use of Coastal Resources as an Adaptation to Changing Political and Environmental Conditions CA. 2000-500 BCE

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Group home page | Group members | Resources 1st Meeting:The first meeting of the group will take place on November 19, 2019, at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, UC…

Resources – From Canaanites to ‘Phoenicians’ and ‘Philistines’

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Group home page | Group members | Conferences The following texts are a useful selection from the texts the group discussed in its first meeting (November 19, 2019, San…

Resources – Wine Production and Climate Change

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Group home page | Group Members | Conferences Bibliography: Ashkenazi, E., Y. Avni, G. Avni. 2012. A Comprehensive Characterization of Ancient Agricultural Systems in the Negev Highlands of Israel. Journal…

Group members – Wine Production and Climate Change

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Group home page | Conferences | Resources Dr. Gil Gambash, Department of Maritime Civilizations, University of Haifa Gil Gambash is a classical historian, studying the ancient Mediterranean. He is the…

Group members – From Canaanites to ‘Phoenicians’ and ‘Philistines’

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Group home page | Conferences | Resources Assaf Yasur-Landau Assaf Yasur-Landau is the head of the Recanati Institute of Maritme Studies and the founder of the laboratory for Coastal Archaeology…

Group members – Kinship and Community in the Early and Medieval Islamic Mediterranean

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Group home page | Conferences | Resources Arezou Azad Arezou Azad is Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Birmingham. She co-directed the Balkh Art and Cultural Heritage project,…

Kinship and Community in the Early and Medieval Islamic Mediterranean

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Conferences | Group members | Resources The formation and rearrangement of confessional communities following the Islamic conquests brought new tensions and opportunities to the relationship between individuals, kinship…

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From Canaanites to ‘Phoenicians’ and ‘Philistines’: Maritime Connectivity and Use of Coastal Resources as an Adaptation to Changing Political and Environmental Conditions CA. 2000-500 BCE

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Conferences | Group members | Resources In the unstable Mediterranean climate, maritime connectivity such as trade and the movements of people, as well as the use of coastal…