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April 30, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Al-Ṣalaylī Valley in Eastern Oman, Early Iron Age Burial and Multi-Period Copper Production

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PYPaul A. YuleMGMichela GaudielloJLJoseph W. Lehner

Key Points

  • To explore the archaeological significance of copper production and burial practices in Al-Ṣalaylī Valley.
  • Conducted surveys in Al-Ṣalaylī Valley to identify burial types and copper production sites.
  • Compared findings with other well-researched sites like al-Rākī.
  • Identified multiple burial types from the Early Iron Age and tomb styles.
  • Established evidence of copper mining practices in the region.

Abstract

Early archaeological find notices for the al-Ṣalaylī valley show multi-period copper mining and Early Iron Age hut tombs. Recently, survey results enable a more stringent differentiation between tomb types from the Wādī Sūq to the Early Iron Age. The copper production remains in the valley can be compared to the more intensively researched ones at al-Rākī.

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Yule et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f2a42a8c0f03fd677632d7https://doi.org/10.34780/cb2l-zclv
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