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Radiocarbon‐Inferred Population Trajectories for Southeastern Arabia During the Bronze Age

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Probabilistic reconstruction reveals demographic trends in the Arabian Peninsula during the Bronze Age, indicating significant growth and declines.

Continual population growth until the mid-Early Bronze Age is observed, followed by a notable decline.
Both Bayesian models show evidence for steady growth, despite disagreement about trend magnitudes.
Data from 1280 radiocarbon rates provides a robust framework for understanding demographic trends.
Drivers include climate adaptations, trade shifts, and varied lifeways throughout the Bronze Age.

James Ted McDonald (2025) studied this question.

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Probabilistic reconstruction reveals demographic trends in the Arabian Peninsula during the Bronze Age, indicating significant growth and declines.