The formation of a southern Red Seascape in the late prehistoric period: Tracing cross-Red Sea culture-contact, interaction, and maritime communities along the Tihamah coastal plain, Yemen in the third to first millennium BC

Lamya Khalidi (1)

1 CEPAM - Centre d'Études Préhistoire, Antiquité, Moyen-Age

Mots clés: Near East; Arabia; Yemen; coastal; coastal settlements; obsidian; tihamah; obsidian source; microliths; Microlithic industries; geometric microliths; shell middens; Africa; Culture contact; Interregional interaction; island; Sea level; third millennium BC; Second millennium BC; first millennium BC; Bronze Age; Bipolar flaking; hafted microliths; lithics; Lithic technology

Lamya Khalidi. The formation of a southern Red Seascape in the late prehistoric period: Tracing cross-Red Sea culture-contact, interaction, and maritime communities along the Tihamah coastal plain, Yemen in the third to first millennium BC. J. Starkey;P. Starkey;T. Wilkinson;. Natural Resources and Cultural Connections of the Red Sea: Proceedings of Red Sea Project III, Oxford: Archaeopress, pp.35-43, 2007. ⟨halshs-00272103⟩