Long-term cultural interrelation and transformation around the Gulf of Oman. (jrp000302)
Keywords
The Gulf of Oman
Long-term cultural interaction
history
archaeology
prehistory
Islam
Areas
West Asia
Indian Ocean
South Asia
Website
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About the Project
Project term: April, 2024–March, 2027
A wide range of cultural diffusion, contacts, inclusions, and transformations have taken place in the area that surrounds the Gulf of Oman which connects the Pan-Indian Ocean with the Arab and Persian worlds. This project will clarify the impact that these cultural interrelations and transformations have had with reference to the historical situation of each of these spheres. We will create a database of information on the interrelation of prehistoric and historical times in the area surrounding the Gulf of Oman with off-site work introducing digital technology. At the same time, this project will form a cross-regional and comprehensive history of the formation and transformation of the social, cultural, and historical situation that is influenced by maritime interaction in this area, drawing on archaeology and history.
“Rethinking Southeast Iran in the Third Millennium BCE in the interregional exchange context around the Gulf of Oman: Focusing on pottery and mortuary practices”
“Long-term cultural interrelation and transformation around the Gulf of Oman –Seen from Southeast Arabia before the arrival of Islam”
15:40–16:20 Yasuhisa KONDO (ILCAA Joint Researcher, Research Institute for Humanity and Nature and The Graduate University for Advanced Studies (SOKENDAI))
“Geography and archaeology of the Musandam Peninsula”