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ISLAMIC SETTLEMENT IN NORTH AFRICA AND THE IBERIAN PENINSULA
This article reviews some of the major archeological research and resulting current debates that center around the nature of the formation of Islamic society in the Maghreb and the Iberian Peninsula from the seventh century AD through the later Middle Ages. Over the last two decades, archeology has...
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| description | This article reviews some of the major archeological research and resulting
current debates that center around the nature of the formation of Islamic
society in the Maghreb and the Iberian Peninsula from the seventh century AD
through the later Middle Ages. Over the last two decades, archeology has played
an increasingly important role in working out the details of how this great
cultural transformation occurred and has led to considerable revision of
historical interpretations of the medieval period in the western Mediterranean
region. On a more general anthropological level, research in both regions
presents a remarkable potential to contribute to the literature on the
archeology of ethnicity, and to research into the impact of changing religion
and ideology on such diverse areas of human activity as household organization,
gender relations, settlement location and spatial organization, and ceramic
production and distribution. |
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| subjects | Anthropology Archaeological excavation Archaeological sites Archaeological surveys Archaeology Art and archaeology Cities Excavations Generalities and origins Human settlements Iberian Peninsula Islam Medieval history Medieval period Middle Ages Migration Morocco Muslims North Africa Portugal Religious conversion Spain Towns |
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