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Explores gender and language identity in the Samad Late Iron Age population, suggesting unique social structures.
Gender and language identity of the Samad Late Iron Age population in south-eastern Arabia require greater attention. Men usually have a higher social rank than do women, but social rank may transgress sex. The inhabitants seem to be settlers, not Bedouin Arabs. The Samad sites lay inside the South Arabian language zone at that time.
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