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And yet another Cressard study, this time on the Neolithic of North-Central Arabia Peninsula. Rémy Cressard et al., Beyond the Levant: ...

Another study also by Cressard researches two greatly different periods of occupation of what was once a lake in Southern Saudi Arabia, not...

The Nubian Complex MSA techno-culture arrived to Central Arabia, just south of Riyadh seemingly via the South Rémy Cressard & Yaman...

This is not about the L(xM,N) lineages but about the Eurasian ones like R0a or R2. Jeffrey I. Rose et al., Tabula rasa or refugia? Usin...

The Nefud or An Nafud is a desert that sits on the North of Arabia Peninsula. Last year, tireless archaeologist Michael Petraglia publishe...

Yet another South Arabian industry has been researched and described, this time in the mountain range of Western Yemen, which runs parall...

Al Magar horse statue The Al-Magar culture, dated to c. 5500-3500 BCE, belongs to a period more humid than today. It has some very ...

Jeffrey Rose and colleagues gift us with a beautifully written and delightfully detailed open access study on a culture of the Middle Paleo...

Mehri boy One of those never ending discussions I have with some readers who dislike the coastal migration model is about my apparent fin...

There is a lot of stuff accumulating in the to do folder again. I am sure that you will find most or at least some of it interesting. Peop...

I want to call your attention to the latest entry at M. Petraglia and colleagues' blog Ancient Indian Corridors . The main focus of thi...