ﻣﺘﻔﺮﻗﺎت المخطوط في ﺧﺰاﻧﺔ ﻣﻬني الباروني: دراﺳﺔ تحليلية ﻣﻘﺎرﻧﺔ - الباروني, سناء مهني (الندوة الدولية المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا: المعارف البينية والافاق البحثية. مهداة إلى الأستاذ الدكتور إبراهيم شبوح, 2026)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Djerba; Manuscrits -- Djerba

مكتبة ﻣﺨﻄﻮﻃﺎت اﻟﻌﺎﺋﻠﺔ الجمنية بمدرﺳﺔ اﻟﺠﺒﻞ بمطماطة: ﻣﻘﺎربة ﺗﺎريخية وﻛﻮدﻳﻜﻮﻟﻮجية - رﺗﻴﻤﻲ, محمد علي (الندوة الدولية المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا: المعارف البينية والافاق البحثية. مهداة إلى الأستاذ الدكتور إبراهيم شبوح, 2026)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Matmata; Manuscrits -- Matmata

رﺻﻴﺪ المخطﻮﻃﺎت اﻟﺮياضية بمكتبة ﺟﺎﻣﻊ الباسي بجربة: ﻗﺮاءة تحليلية - اﻟﻬﺎدفي, ﺣﻤﻴﺪة (الندوة الدولية المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا: المعارف البينية والافاق البحثية. مهداة إلى الأستاذ الدكتور إبراهيم شبوح, 2026)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Djerba; Manuscrits -- Djerba

ﻣﺴﺎءﻻت ﻛﻮدﻳﻜﻮﻟﻮجية في نحقيق ﻧﺴﺨﺔ المخطﻮط اﻟﻔﺮﻳﺪة: «ﻛﺘﺎب ﻓيه ﺑﺪء اﻹﺳﻼم وشراﺋﻊ اﻟﺪﻳﻦ» ﻟﻠﻮاب اﺑﻦ ﺳﻼم - تغلات, زهير (الندوة الدولية المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا: المعارف البينية والافاق البحثية. مهداة إلى الأستاذ الدكتور إبراهيم شبوح, 2026)

ﻣﻠﺢ المخطﻮﻃﺎت وﻃﺮاﺋﻒ اﻟﻨﺴﺎخ: ﺧﻮارج اﻟﻨﺼﻮص في ﻣﺠﻤﻮﻋﺎ المخطﻮﻃﺎت اﻟﻌﺎئلية بجزﻳﺮة ﺟربة - البوجديدي, علي (الندوة الدولية المخطوطات والكوديكولوجيا: المعارف البينية والافاق البحثية. مهداة إلى الأستاذ الدكتور إبراهيم شبوح, 2026)

إرنست مرسييه وتفكيك المنظومة الوقفية في الجزائر خلال القرن 19م - مرجاني, عبد عبد القادر (الوقف في الجزائر ودوره الاجتماعي والاقتصادي والثقافي (ق16-ق20م), 2026)

الأوقاف في الصحراء الجزائرية خلال الفترة الاستعمارية - الاغواط، غرداية، ورقلة أنموذجا - - قفاف, عبد الرحمان; شرقي, عبد الباسط (الوقف في الجزائر ودوره الاجتماعي والاقتصادي والثقافي (ق16-ق20م), 2026)

Les oasis dans la Péninsule Arabique : habiter les déserts de l'Âge du Bronze à nos jours - Blond, Ninon (Les « Lundis de la géographie », 2026)
Constructions humaines reposant sur des ressources en eau disponibles dans des milieux secs voire arides, les oasis ont permis aux sociétés humaines de s’affranchir – au moins partiellement – des contraintes climatiques dans des environnements réputés hostiles. Espaces de développement agricole dans des déserts ou sur des routes marchandes, les oasis ont aussi permis la fixation des populations, amenant parfois au développement d’importantes cités qui ont vu l’émergence et la diffusion des techniques hydrauliques mais ont aussi pu servir de points de relai dans l’expansion des religions (islam, zoroastrisme etc.). Les oasis reposent sur la combinaison de trois éléments indispensables : une ressource en eau, des cultures irriguées et un habitat humain concentré autour ou à proximité de ces cultures. On retrouve ces agrosystèmes dans toute la diagonale aride, du Sahara à la Chine en passant par la Péninsule Arabique, et jusqu’en Amérique latine (Pérou, Chili). Tous reposent sur la nécessité d’une organisation socio-politique et parfois même religieuse permettant le partage de l’eau, et d’un savoir-faire technique garantissant l’accès à la ressource. En effet, sans maîtrise ni contrôle de l’eau, l’oasis risque de décliner. Les types d’oasis diffèrent en fonction de la source d’eau qui est mise en valeur, qu’il s’agisse de sources captées dont l’eau est acheminée aux jardins par des canaux à ciel ouvert ; de la dérivation des eaux de rivières ou de cours d’eau temporaires ou pérennes, parfois en gorge ; de la captation et dérivation d’eaux de sources artésiennes (remontant sous pression) ; ou d’eau acheminée sous la surface du sol par des galeries drainantes, qu’on trouve en Iran et au Levant, au Maghreb, au Sahara, dans la Péninsule arabique ou même en Asie centrale. Ces systèmes hydro-agricoles reposent sur une complémentarité horizontale des cultures, l’eau d’irrigation alimentant à la fois une strate basse, généralement céréalière, fourragère ou maraîchère ; une strate intermédiaire arbustive (fruitière, notamment) et une strate haute qui est celle des palmiers-dattiers, dont la valeur commerciale est aujourd’hui bien connue. La Péninsule Arabique abrite parmi les plus anciennes oasis au monde. Ainsi, l’oasis d’Al Ahsa, dans l’est de la Péninsule, concentre des témoins d’une occupation sédentaire depuis le Néolithique jusqu’à nos jours et est actuellement la plus grande oasis au monde . L’Arabie Saoudite abrite aussi des oasis fortifiées de la fin du Néolithique, attestant l’importance stratégique de ces cultures dans l’organisation socio-économique de sociétés en cours de sédentarisation dans un contexte climatique d’aridification. Celui-ci touche aussi le reste de la Péninsule Arabique, en particulier dans sa partie méridionale (Émirats Arabes Unis, Oman). Dans le Sultanat, la présence oasienne remonte à l’Âge du Bronze mais la particularité de ces agro-hydrosystèmes tient à leur gestion collective actuelle liée à la tendance de l’islam suivie en Oman, l’ibadisme, fondée sur la consultation. Établies dans un contexte de sédentarisation, pour répondre à une demande en production agricole en période de réduction de la pluviométrie et de raréfaction de la ressource en eau, les oasis ont traversé les temps et permis la subsistance des sociétés grâce à une gestion parcimonieuse et régulée de l’eau. Aujourd’hui confrontés au changement climatique et à des transformations rapides dues au pétrole et à la mondialisation (sédentarisations forcées au 20e siècle, passage d’une économie agro-pastorale à une économie tertiaire, progrès des pompages dans des nappes profondes, développement de l’économie de marché), ces agro-hydrosystèmes sont bouleversés, parfois surexploités, parfois délaissés. Quelques exemples sont patrimonialisés et mis en tourisme, mais la plupart des systèmes traditionnels sont abandonnés et remplacés par une culture « moderne » (irrigation par aspersion, pivots, mécanisation) et productiviste. La conférence propose de brosser un tableau diachronique et régional de ces agrosystèmes particuliers, en évoquant leurs types, leurs fonctionnements, leurs conditions d’émergence, leurs évolutions depuis l’Âge du Bronze et leurs transformations modernes, ainsi que les défis actuels auxquels ils sont confrontés. Elle s’appuiera sur des exemples tirés de la littérature mais aussi de l’expérience de l’autrice, en particulier en Arabie Saoudite et en Oman.

Middle Palaeolithic of Central Oman: Wadi Baw 4 - Sutton, Nicolas; Meredith-Williams, Matthew; Kathiri, Ali al-; Arnold, Lee; Chlachula, Dominik; Parton, Ash; Koscielny, Dominik; Alsop, David; Otterbach, Kira; Munnik, Dana; Flood, Riley; Duval, Mathieu; et al. (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This paper presents the newly identified Middle Palaeolithic site of Wadi Baw 4, in the Al Wusta Governate, close to Duqm. Middle Palaeolithic sites are very rare, especially in central Oman, where no sites had been identified prior to this, making this an important site not only for Oman, but the broader Arabian Peninsula. The site is a large (100m2) and relatively dense (>30 artefacts/m2) lithic scatter located on a slightly elevated limestone ridge with outcropping chert nodules at its base and flanks. The lithic assemblages produced from these chert nodules exhibit technological variability and weathering heterogeneity, indicating a likely palimpsest of Pleistocene (Middle Palaeolithic) and later Holocene occupation phases that targeted this raw material. By extending the Middle Palaeolithic record of hominin activity into the Huqf area of south-eastern Arabia with the first evidence of Levallois lithic technology, Wadi Baw 4 helps to diversify the picture of Arabian prehistory and promises to make an important contribution to wider debates surrounding the early peopling of the Arabian Peninsula. Work is in progress to establish a robust chronostratigraphic framework for the site through a multi-technique dating approach. In the meantime, this paper will present some preliminary results from the analysis of the Middle Palaeolithic lithic artefacts from the site and briefly consider where they might fit within the wider context of the Arabian Middle Palaeolithic.

The Influence of Omani Architecture on Bahrain over the Past Three Centuries - Ali, Mohammad al-; Saqri, Nacer al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Omani forts and castles represent a distinctive model of defensive architecture, constructed out of the need to ensure the security of coastal and inland regions. This architectural style transcended its purely military function to become an architectural text that generated cultural meanings and historical narratives. Thus, it may be examined through the integration of architectural studies with semiotics and hermeneutics, presenting Omani forts as symbolic productions connected to their historical and social contexts. The importance of this architecture becomes evident when recognized as a transboundary tradition extending to Bahrain, where Omani migrants contributed to the transfer of architectural characteristics through construction activities. This paper offers a historical reading of the transmission of Omani architecture and its relation to the artistic and cultural contexts of Bahrain. It inquiries into Omani influence within two historical contexts: the eighteenth century, when the Omanis built Arad Fort; and the mid-twentieth century, when they arrived as migrants and participated in residential construction. The study aims to understand their impact on the Bahraini architectural character, particularly given that they functioned as executing laborers under the supervision of Bahraini contractors. The study adopts historical and descriptive methods to examine Omani architectural influence, emphasizing the roles of design and execution as parallel authorities shaping the final form. The paper focuses on Omani craftsmen as cultural agents and intermediaries between Omani architecture and the new environment. Through comparative analysis, the study reveals two patterns of influence: direct and indirect, with Omani craftsmen remaining the principal common factor. This demonstrates how Omani architectural influence extended across time and space, highlighting its significance as a historical and transboundary phenomenon.

The Rock Art and Inscriptions of Ẓufār: Preliminary Results of the 2023–2025 Field Campaigns - Arbach, Mounir; Fossati, Angelo (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The rock art of Ẓufār, consisting of both engravings and paintings, was first documented through the pioneering work of Ali Ahmad Mahash al-Shahri in the early 1990s. He reported the presence of painted caves in the monsoon- affected coastal area and subsequently identified engraved rocks in the semi-desert region of the Nejd. Despite their significance, these paintings and engravings—including several rock inscriptions in the South Arabian alphabet (27- 29 letters) with a local variant that can be called ‘Omani script’, whose earliest traces date back to around the 4th-3rd century BCE —have not yet been the subject of systematic scientific study. The iconographic context includes animals (mainly ibex, camels, dogs, snakes), anthropomorphs, footprints, ships and inscriptions in Ancient Arabic alphabet. Two fieldwork campaigns, conducted in 2023 and 2024 by the CNRS–CEFREPA (Centre Français de Recherches de la péninsule Arabique) with the authorization of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism of Oman, mark the beginning of such an effort. The project included the complete recording of a boulder from Wadi Lahjeej, now housed in the Oman Across Ages Museum, carried out with the support of the museum’s directorate. A multi-level documentation process has been initiated, comprising the inventory of engraved rocks with GPS coordinates, a photographic survey, plastic-sheet tracings of the engravings, the compilation of a figure catalogue, and the establishment of a relative chronology leading to preliminary interpretative hypotheses. Particular attention is devoted to identifying and characterizing the figurative styles represented in the rock art of Ẓufār—both in the cave paintings and in the Nejd rock carvings. In addition, a comparative study of the inscriptions is underway to determine whether the painted scripts found in the caves differ from those engraved on rocks in the Nejd. The language of the rock inscriptions will also be determined: Old South Arabian epigraphic as Hadramatic epigraphic, Old Shahri, or Old Arabic, or another unknown local language. Finally, the project seeks to investigate the possible connections between the rock art of Ẓufār and that of Central Oman (Al-Wusta Governorate) and the northern regions of the Sultanate of Oman.

Living and Crafting at the Edge of Arabia: The Early Bronze Age Settlement System of Ras Al Jinz - Azzarà, Valentina; De Rorre, Alexandre (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The bay of Ras Al Jinz, at the easternmost tip of the Arabian Peninsula, hosts one of the most significant Early Bronze Age settlement complexes of coastal Oman, offering a unique window onto the settlement patterns and socio- economic transformations that marked the region during the Bronze Age. Excavations conducted over the past three decades at RJ-2 and RJ-3 reveal a long sequence of occupation spanning from the Late Neolithic (ca. 4300–3200 BCE) through the Hafit period (ca. 3200–2600 BCE) to the Umm an-Nar period (ca. 2600–2000 BCE). During the Umm an-Nar period, these two neighbouring sites, located on opposite sides of the bay, formed a single, extensive settlement complex covering 3–4 hectares, continuously occupied throughout this phase. This integrated landscape reflects an evolving organization of space, work, and community life that illustrates the broader cultural and societal developments of the Early Bronze Age in Southern Sharqiyah. RJ-2, the main residential nucleus, presents a long stratigraphic sequence organized into successive architectural compounds that demonstrate evolving construction techniques and increasingly complex spatial planning. Evidence of domestic life, storage, and large-scale food processing, including smoking installations for fish curing, attests to intensive exploitation of marine resources and the production of surpluses. Across the bay, RJ-3 functioned as a specialised workshop quarter, where excavations revealed a series of ephemeral huts and working floors with abundant production debris related to the manufacture of shell and stone ornaments, supported by specialised toolkits. Together, RJ-2 and RJ-3 represent a coherent socio-economic system in which residential and productive dimensions were closely integrated. Their spatial and functional complementarity embodies a decisive step toward economic diversification and intra-site specialisation, key hallmarks of complexification during the third millennium BCE.

Newly Discovered Paleolithic Shelters and Caves with Associated Lithic Industries from the Al Hajar Mountains, Oman - Beshkani, Amir; Kindi, Mohammed al-; Columbu, Andrea; Sheryani, Jaber al-; Haji, Hamood al-; Pleurdeau, David; Voinchet, Pierre (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Paleolithic research in the Sultanate of Oman, which is still in its formative stage compared to neighboring regions such as the Levant and the Iranian Plateau, requires extensive application of absolute dating methods on undisturbed cave and rock-shelter deposits to establish a reliable and detailed chronological framework for early human occupation and environmental change. In 2023, our field surveys across the governorates of Ad Dakhiliyah and Ad Dhahirah identified a wide range of rock shelters, each with distinct geomorphological and archaeological potential (Beshkani 2023). For the first time, we propose that several inselbergs surrounding the Wilayat of Manah- most notably Karsha Rock (Jabal Sarouj), located within the residential area of Karsha and previously known primarily for its Islamic- period villages and fortifications- were likely occupied during the Late Paleolithic and Neolithic periods. In the outskirts of Ibri, where the Umm er Radhuma Formation provides a favorable lithological context for speleogenesis, our preliminary studies attribute the dispersed lithic artifacts discovered at the entrances of rock shelters to the Late Paleolithic.This evidence corresponds with increased precipitation during the Early Holocene and suggests a demographic expansion and intensification of habitation along the foothills of the Al Hajar Mountains (Preston et al., 2015). We also registered three relatively large caves in Wadi Dhank. The characteristics and composition of the cemented deposits within these caves indicate the former presence of enclosed water basins prior to the collapse and subsequent exposure of their entrances. The occurrence of speleothems in Al Mihayniyah-2 Cave, located adjacent to the Dhank–Fida road, provides a valuable opportunity to reconstruct the paleoclimate of the western Al Hajar Mountains, a region that today exhibits a semi-arid to arid landscape.

Results from the UmWeltWandel Project in Al-Khashbah, Sultanate of Oman - Beuzen-Waller, Tara; Schmidt, Conrad; Pietsch, Dana; Proctor, Lucas; Unkelbach, Julia; Schmitt, Katharina (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Despite the significant scarcity of water resources, human groups in Oman developed long-term strategies enabling sustainable occupation of drylands. These adaptive capacities were shaped over millennia of settlement in challenging and fluctuating environments that, over the past 10,000 years, experienced major shifts from humid to arid conditions driven by monsoon variability. Such climatic fluctuations profoundly influenced the availability of water, plant, and animal resources. The long-standing interactions between environment and early Omani societies, situated at the intersection of natural processes, climatic trends, and resource management strategies, are traceable in both archaeological and environmental records. The UmWeltWandel joint project (2020–2024) investigates the local-scale environmental evolution of the Al-Khashbah area in Oman through a multidisciplinary approach integrating geochemistry, geomorphology, geophysics, soil science, archaeobotany, and palynology. The project aims to reconstruct the long-term evolution of landscapes and resources in Central Oman over the last 10,000 years. This paper presents an overview of the project’s results, focusing on how the Al-Khashbah sector in the Ash Sharqiyah North Governorate evolved from the humid conditions of the Holocene Humid Period to the present arid climate, and how Bronze Age societies began to transform the surrounding landscape to optimize local resources around Al- Khashbah. By intensively investigating a single area through a multidisciplinary framework, this study both extracts new and challenging datasets and highlights the potential of selected environmental proxies for reconstructing human–environment interactions in Oman and, more broadly, in drylands.

Remains of Iron Age Settlements near Ayn Bani Sa’dah and Their Chronology - Bielinski, Piotr (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The funerary landscape of Wadi Halfayin, Ad-Dakhiliyyah Governorate - Bortolini, Eugenio (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Oman’s Efforts in the Preservation and Management of Underwater Cultural Heritage - Busaidi, Ayoub al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

At the Turn of the Third Millennium BCE and Beyond: New Clues from Al-Arid to Trace the History of the First Sedentary Communities - Castel, Corinne (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Early 3rd millennium BCE in Eastern Oman: Transformations between global and regional networks - Cattani, Maurizio (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Forty Years of Archaeological Research along the Omani Shores of the Arabian Sea - Charpentier, Vincent; Maiorano, Maria Pia; Borgi, Federico; Vosges, Jérémie (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Research conducted along the Omani coastline of the Arabian Sea has revealed a new chapter in the history of early maritime communities. Globally, most coastal habitats from the early Holocene have been submerged by rising sea levels. The caves in the cliffs of Natif (Hasik, Dhofar) are an exception in Arabia: they are currently the only evidence of maritime communities from the Late Paleolithic period on the peninsula. Between the early 9th and 8th millennia BCE, these early Arabian fishermen focused on catching small pelagic species (anchovies and sardinella), as well as rays and sharks. Around 6000 BCE, the shores of the Arabian Peninsula were covered with Neolithic settlements, sometimes consisting of large shell middens. The mission discovered a large number of these along the Arabian Sea and explored several, notably at Suwayh, Ruwayz, Khuwaymah, Masirah Island, Sharbithat, Hasik, Ad Dahariz, Hallaniyah Island, etc. Among these, the Suwayh SWY-1 settlement is particularly noteworthy, as its inhabitants specialized in shark fishing between 5800 and 4400 BCE. This Neolithic period also saw the conquest of island environments, including the large island of Masirah and the Hallaniyat archipelago. While Masirah was occupied early on (5900-5600 BCE), Hallaniyah was settled much later (around 4400 BCE). By this time, the entire territory of Oman had been conquered by Neolithic communities. At the same time, the mission worked to establish a chronology for these periods. In Sharbithat Bay, as in Hasik, it is currently bringing to light a new facies from the very end of the Neolithic period, between 3700 and 3100 BCE.

Human Occupation of Central Oman during the Early Holocene - Chlachula, Dominik; Maiorano, Maria Pia; Hilbert, Yamandu; Beuzen-Waller, Tara; Beshkani, Amir; Arnold, Lee; Meredith-Williams, Matthew; Rose, Jeffrey; Usyk, Vitalii; Danielisova, Alžběta; Garba, Roman (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This paper presents new evidence of Late/Final Palaeolithic occupation in central Oman... [cite: 4]

Rock Art and Trapping Structures: A Comparative Study of Cultural and Historical Significations between the Sultanate of Oman and Syria - Deeb, Mayassa (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Middle Bronze Age (Wadi Suq) graves in the ancient oasis of Bisya and Salūt: evidence of local funerary- related practices? - Degli Esposti, Michele; Zerboni, Andrea (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The wide scope of the Salūt and Bisya Archaeological Mission (SBAM) includes the survey and investigation of the different types of archaeological remains that together form the remarkable palimpsest of the ancient oasis of Bisya and Salut. A significant component of this work, involves the investigation of graves located on Jabal Salūt. Among these are burials dating to the Wadi Suq period (Middle Bronze Age, c. 2000–1600 BC). While Wadi Suq funerary architecture is generally characterized by a high degree of variability, with unique variants suggesting the expression of specific intent, new research suggests the presence of regional trends in these practices. This contribution specifically highlights the recent discovery of peculiar structural annexes to Wadi Suq graves on Jabal Salūt. These features are interpreted as a possible demonstration of such emerging regionality and will hopefully contribute to a broader understanding of Middle Bronze Age funerary patterning.

Recent discoveries from the Umm an-Nar period in the Al-Mudhaybi region - Döpper, Stephanie (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The Architecture of the Umm an-Nar Culture: Shared Traditions on Both Sides of the Hajar Mountains in Oman - Douglas, Khaled; Jawhari, Nasser al-; Hesein, Mohamed (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Recent excavations carried out at Al-Ghoryeen (2018–2024), located on the western slopes of the Hajar Mountains in North Al-Sharqiyah Governorate, have uncovered a distinctive building (S3) dating to the early phase of the Umm an- Nar Culture (2800/2700 BCE). The structure was built with a certain and specific architectural layout, consisting of two symmetrical halves separated by a wall running along the building. One half includes a series of parallel, adjoining rooms that open onto a long corridor, while the other half contains fewer rooms, arranged differently from those in the adjacent section. The building is connected to a large courtyard enclosed by a massive wall. This architectural concept shows a remarkable similarity to Dahwa (DH1)—particularly in building (S10). Dahwa lies about 200 km northwest of Al-Ghoryeen, on the eastern slopes of the Hajar Mountains in North Al-Batinah Governorate, and dates to the middle phase of the Umm an-Nar Culture (2500/2400 BCE). What, then, is the spatial and chronological relationship between the two sites? And does the architectural similarity reflect a shared functional aspect of both buildings?

Revealing anthropogenic buried structures by integrating geophysics, artificial intelligence, and archaeological studies at EBA settlements in Oman - Economou, Nikos; Douglas, Khaled; Khan, Muhammad; Jawhari, Nasser al-; Pizzimenti, Sara; Hesein, Mohamed; Hooti, Khalil al-; Shaqsi, Bader al-; Abri, Said al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Archaeological excavation is a systematic method, providing direct and detailed information for the recovery of buried structures at archaeological sites. Its limitations are the labor-intensive nature of the implementation, the low rate of production and the disturbance of the stratigraphy. Applied geophysics provide several methods which are non-invasive and non-destructive... [Texte intégral conservé]

Pre-Islamic Coins Preserved in the Currency Museum of Oman - Fadli, Ibrahim al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

HBIM for Integrated Documentation and Conservation Diagnosis in Oman: The Bibi Maryam Mausoleum, Qalhat - Fori, Zainab al-; Benkari, Naïma (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Oman’s built heritage needs a modern, repeatable way to document complex sites and make conservation decisions based on evidence rather than intuition. This pioneering study demonstrates a complete, end-to-end Heritage Building Information Modeling (HBIM) workflow on the Bibi Maryam Mausoleum (Qalhat) and shows how the same method can scale nationally. The research integrates four strands: (1) literature synthesis on documentation in hot- arid contexts; (2) stakeholder engagement through surveys and expert interviews; (3) multi-sensor field capture— terrestrial laser scanning (TLS), UAV photogrammetry, close-range imaging, and selective manual measurements; and (4) a semantic, parametric HBIM at roughly LoD 300, encoding geometry, construction systems, materials (including lime–sarooj plasters and stucco layers), chronology, and pathologies within a single, queryable model. Implemented in a Revit-based environment, the workflow privileges interoperability (IFC/CSV) and living records over one-off drawings, enabling multi-party updates without model corruption. Results show that compared with mesh-only outputs, HBIM delivers greater adaptability, semantic depth, and life-cycle updatability. It supports diagnosis, risk mapping, and option evaluation (from minimal intervention to compatible repair) while reducing duplication of effort across agencies. The pipeline translates directly into policy actions: defining national HBIM standards (LoD/ LOI/metadata and QA/QC), assigning custodianship, and training teams to extend the method to forts, harāt, and urban ensembles. Crucially, the model accommodates intangible heritage, oral testimonies and craft knowledge, anchoring conservation in the memory of making. In short, this case proves HBIM is feasible and scalable under Omani conditions, offering a template to standardize workflows, de-risk conservation spending, and build a national digital heritage backbone.

Chronicles in stone: Tracing the extensive rock art of Nafun (south-central Oman) spanning over six millennia - Fossati, Angelo; Arbach, Mounir; Garba, Roman (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The discovery in 2020 of the Nafūn rock art complex, located in al-Wustā Governorate in south-central Oman, has emerged as one of the most extensive rock art sites in south-eastern Arabia. To date, the archaeological investigations led by the Institute of Archaeology Prague and the permission of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, has brought to the discovery of 61 flat limestone panels, bearing approximately 1000 engraved figures and 200 rock inscriptions offering further evidence of the regional use of South Arabian writing traditions (abecedary of 27-29 letters) used in South Arabian kingdom who are Sabaic, Qatabanic, Minaic and Hadramatic inscriptions, as is the case with the North Arabian variants (Dadanite, Lihyanite, Thamudic, Safaitic, etc.). This variant - Omani script - was also used in the Ẓofār region and in the north of Sultanat of Oman, whose earliest traces date back to around the 4th-3rd century BCE (in the Khôr Rôrî in Ẓofār region). The engravings depict a remarkable variety of subjects, including maritime fauna such as sea turtles (Dermochelys coriacea), sperm whales, squid, jellyfish, ray fish, and mola mola, alongside the more characteristic representations of dromedary camels—sometimes mounted—horsemen engaged in hunting scenes featuring oryx and wild canids, and other terrestrial motifs. The Nafūn assemblage attests to a long and complex rock art tradition that can be tentatively dated from the 5th millennium BCE to the 2nd millennium CE, providing an unparalleled window into the evolution of cultural expressions and lifeways in the Arabian Peninsula over a span of more than six millennia.

There and Back Again? Globalising Models of Socio- Technical Interactions between the Greater Indus Valley and the Oman Peninsula in the Early Bronze Age - Frenez, Dennys (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Trilith stone structures of Southeastern Arabia: Hinterland monuments of ancient nomads - Garba, Roman (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Beyond the Iron Age Tombs: Tracing Islamic Settlement and Smelting at Al-Ṣalaylī, Sultanate of Oman - Gaudiello, Michela (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The metal weapons of south-eastern Arabia at the turn of the second and first millennia BC: Influences and originality in manufacturing - Genchi, Francesco (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The copper-alloy tools from Al-Ghithrayinah (Ad Dakhiliyah) and their significance - Gernez, Guillaume (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Settlement dynamics in the Adam area during the Bronze and Iron Ages - Giraud, Jessica; Gernez, Guillaume; Jean, Mathilde (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Recent excavations in the Adam oasis have provided new data on the evolution of settlement patterns... [cite: 4]

Investigating Urban Space, Trade, and Daily Life at Al Baleed (ancient Zafar): Archaeology and Heritage Valorisation - Giunta, Roberta; Pavan, Alexia (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The archaeological site of Al-Baleed (ancient Ẓafar), located in the Dhofar region of southern Oman, is one of the most important Islamic port cities of the Indian Ocean. Since 2021, the University of Naples L’Orientale has been conducting research at the site in collaboration with the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, with the aim of understanding of its urban development, economic role, and long-term occupation within the broader framework of Islamic settlement in southern Arabia. As a major hub along the maritime routes of the Indian Ocean, Al-Baleed offers a privileged perspective on long-distance commercial networks linking southern Arabia with other Islamic lands, the Indian subcontinent and China. Archaeological evidence allows the reconstruction of the urban settlement, as well as patterns of exchange, circulation of goods, and economic strategies typical of a medieval port city, highlighting its central role within regional and interregional trade systems. After addressing these broader commercial dynamics, the research has progressively shifted towards the investigation of everyday life practices. Recent excavations have brought to light religious and productive spaces that provide insight into how the city functioned on a daily basis. In particular, contexts related to food preparation and consumption shed light on diet, subsistence strategies, and shared practices within the urban community. These data also open new avenues for exploring social and communal behaviours, including shared meals, coffee drinking, shisha use, and betel chewing, as integral components of daily life in a cosmopolitan port environment. Alongside research activities, the project places strong emphasis on heritage valorisation. One of the main challenges lies in communicating the complexity of Al-Baleed in an effective and meaningful way, capable of conveying both its role within Indian Ocean trade networks and the lived experiences of its inhabitants. Digital documentation, interpretative tools, and narrative strategies are therefore conceived as core components of the project, essential for presenting the site’s history in a coherent and engaging manner.

Urban Sociology of Omani Neighborhoods: The Sima Neighborhood in Izki as a Model – The Dialectical Relationship Between Space and Society - Hamed, Gahad; Douglas, Khaled; Jawhari, Nasser al-; Hesein, Mohamed; Dihani, Huda al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This paper explores the complex relationship between urban planning and social fabric in traditional Omani neighborhoods, using the Sima neighborhood in the Wilayat of Izki as a case study. The paper draws on a theoretical framework from the sociology of urbanism, utilizing the ideas of Pierre Bourdieu and Anthony Giddens, to analyze how architectural and spatial planning embodies and reproduces social values. The methodology employs descriptive, interpretive, and analytical approaches using primary and secondary sources. The paper concludes that the Sima neighborhood constitutes an integrated socio-spatial system. The clustering of houses and their distribution reflect social hierarchy, while the internal layout of each house organizes family dynamics and gender roles. Central institutions such as the mosque and the market serve to reinforce social cohesion and build social capital. It became clear that urban planning in Sima – through the clustering of dwellings, house design, and the distribution of institutions such as the mosque and the market – was not merely a negative reflection of the social structure, but rather an active tool in shaping social hierarchy and strengthening community cohesion. This paper offers a valuable contribution to understanding local urban models and provides a framework for contemporary restoration and planning projects.

Approaches to Documenting, Protecting, and Revitalising the Architectural Heritage of Oman - Hashim, Alia al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The Strategic Role of Manaqi within the Wadi al-Far System during the Iron Age in Northern Oman - Hesein, Mohamed; Gernez, Guillaume; Douglas, Khaled; Jawhari, Nasser al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The present study aims to investigate the archaeological site of Manaqi, located in the northern part of Al-Rustaq, and to highlight its significance within the broader context of Wadi al-Far, one of the principal valleys linking the foothills of the Western Hajar Mountains with the coastal plain of northern Oman. Through two excavation seasons conducted in 2024 and 2025, a number of architectural structures were uncovered, varying in both form and function, alongside a rich assemblage of archaeological materials, among which clay figurines and ceramic finds are particularly noteworthy. The importance of the Manaqi site lies in its integration within a wider settlement system extending along Wadi al-Far, encompassing sites such as al-Uqayriyah, al-Mazahit , and ancient Wibil. These sites collectively display architectural and material characteristics typical of the Iron Age II and III. Preliminary evidence suggests that Manaqi occupied a strategic position that enabled it to control the communication routes as well as the agricultural and economic activities connecting the Omani interior with the coast. The study adopts a comparative approach between the recent excavation results at Manaqi and the data previously recorded from neighbouring sites through archaeological surveys, with the aim of understanding spatial distribution, settlement continuity, and the functional relationships among sites within Wadi al-Far.

The Role of Archaeological Surveys in Revealing Submerged Archaeological and Heritage Sites in the Omani Peninsula - Hosary, Mahmoud al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Soft Stone Craft Production and Exchange from the Late Fourth to the End of the Second millennium BCE - Issai, Mohammed al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Beyond Decipherment: The Subclassification of Iron Age Inscriptions in Oman - Jallad, Ahmad al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Bisya as an Early Bronze Age oasis landscape: results of 4 years of exploration - Jean, Mathilde; Sauvage, Martin; Beuzen-Waller, Tara; Munoz, Olivia; Proctor, Lucas; Rointru, Kaina; Mespoulet, Théo; Pietsch, Dana; Oufi, Ayoub al-; Tamimi, Ahmed al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Bisya (Ad Dakhiliyah, Oman) has long been known as a major Bronze and Iron Ages centre in the Oman peninsula... [cite: 4]

Towers of the Third Millennium BCE in the Sultanate of Oman: An Archaeological and Architectural Study of the Bat and Al-Khatm Sites - Karoui, Khaled al-; Barki, Sultan al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
At the end of the fourth millennium BCE, the Omani Peninsula witnessed a significant cultural transformation, marked by the establishment of stable communities known collectively as “Magan.” This civilization maintained extensive trade and cultural relations with the civilizations of Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, and Dilmun, highlighting Oman’s prominent role within the ancient exchange network. Archaeological surveys and excavations have revealed multiple sites, among which Bat, Al-Khutm, and Al-Ayn stand out as hosting concentrations of towers and distinctive tombs. The Bat and Al-Khutm sites comprise eight massive stone towers, with Al-Khutm Tower and Al-Rujum Tower being among the best-preserved. This study focuses on the architectural features of each tower while providing a comprehensive assessment of the condition of the aging and fractured stones and associated issues, including cracks, gaps, and erosion. The condition of the aging and fractured stones plays a crucial role in structural stability, as weakened stone cohesion leads to uneven load distribution, undermining the interlocking of the stone layers. For example, on the rear façade of Al-Rujum Tower, stone deterioration and fragmentation resulted in substantial collapses, exposing the internal structure. This demonstrates that stone weakness affects not only the surface but also the overall stability of the towers. The study also highlights advanced architectural techniques, such as the use of variable-sized stone blocks and deep wells for load distribution. Furthermore, the study documents restoration efforts. Al-Rujum Tower was restored long after excavation ended, whereas Al-Khutm Tower underwent restoration concurrently with the excavation campaign. By integrating the assessment of the condition of aging and fractured stones with architectural analysis, this study provides an in-depth understanding of construction techniques and the integrated economic and social systems of oasis communities in the third millennium BCE.

Exploring the Link between the Archaeological Finds of the Natif Cave and the Fishing Practices of the Safailah in the Wilayat of Sadah: A Study in Cultural and Social Extension - Kathiri, Amir al-; Mashani, Abdulaziz al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This study explores the practice of abalone fishing in the Wilayat of Sadah, located in the Dhofar Governorate in southernmost Oman. It draws on recent archaeological discoveries from Naatf Cave in the Hasik area, dating back to approximately 10,500 BCE, which revealed a variety of artifacts, including fishing tools, shells, and ornamental items that may be linked to abalone fishing. The research aims to explore the potential connections between these ancient finds and traditional abalone fishing practices by tracing patterns of continuity and transformation in the tools and customs associated with the activity up to the present day. It also sheds light on the socio-economic transformations of this profession in recent decades, particularly due to the rise in abalone prices and growing demand, which have fostered widespread community engagement and contributed to the development of new cultural practices. The study adopts a qualitative methodology, analyzing semi-structured interviews with local fishermen and reviewing relevant literature. The data were analyzed using MAXQDA software to extract the cultural and social meanings linked to abalone fishing. The findings indicate that some contemporary practices and tools continue to echo the symbolic or material characteristics of the ancient finds, reinforcing the hypothesis that abalone fishing is deeply rooted in the region’s coastal cultural heritage and not merely an economic activity. This study contributes valuable insights to archaeologists by offering a living cultural context through which ancient artifacts may be reinterpreted, thus bridging the deep past with the living present in the Omani maritime experience.

The Sohar Project: excavations at a key early Islamic Indian Ocean port - Kennet, Derek (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Falaj Al-Qaswat in the Wilayat of Izki: A Testament to Omani Ingenuity in Water Resource Management - Khalasi, Saeed al-; Ghafri, Abdullah al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Falaj al-Qaswat is one of the most distinctive cultural heritage landmarks in the Wilayat of Izki, Ad Dakhiliyah Governorate, representing a unique model of the sustainability of traditional water systems in the Sultanate of Oman. This falaj belongs to the ‘Addi type, which relies on the natural flow of water from deep groundwater reservoirs without the use of pumps. It extends for approximately 6.4 kilometers between the villages of Siddi and Harat al- Raha. Historical sources document its origin more than a thousand years ago; it is mentioned in Bayan al-Shar’ by Shaykh Mohammed ibn Ibrahim al-Kindi (5th century AH), and is also referenced in a rare manuscript written in the hand of Imam Nasir bin Murshid al-Ya‘rubi (17th century), conferring upon it well-documented historical significance within Oman’s water heritage. The engineering of the falaj is characterized by the precision of excavation and lining to ensure continuous flow. Its water salinity measures approximately 182 parts per million at a pH of 8.7, with an average discharge of about 17 liters per second. The irrigation system is managed through a precise traditional method known as al-Muhadara, which is based on dividing time into units called al-Athar, currently regulated using modern hours. The study aimed to document its hydrological, architectural, and social characteristics. It included an exploration of the falaj’s source Umm al-Falaj, its main channel Shari‘at al-Falaj, and the farms it irrigates, in addition to examining the Gharraq Falah system and analyzing traditional water distribution methods. The study concluded that Falaj al- Qaswat enjoys remarkable hydrological stability and that its efficiency in water distribution remains high due to regular maintenance and inherited traditional management. Findings demonstrated that the falaj plays an effective role in supporting sustainable agriculture and biodiversity. Recommendations include continued documentation of traditional knowledge, strengthening preventive maintenance programs using materials compatible with the original structural fabric, and scientific research to assess the impact of climate change on water resources.

Omani Settlements in the Western Al-Hajar Region: The Settlement of Sital as a Case Study - Kharousi, Abdulaziz; Habsi, Najah al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Old settlements (harat) are considered among the most significant urban features in Oman, as they embody the ingenuity of the Omani people, their architectural and engineering capabilities, and their construction skills. These settlements are known for their distinctive structural characteristics and strategic locations. The settlement of Sital, located in Wadi Bani Kharous in the Wilayat of Al-Awabi, represents one of the ancient Omani settlements; notably, it comprises smaller sub-settlements that fall within the boundaries of the larger settlement. The settlement is distinguished by its strategic location, as it is situated on elevated ground overlooking the wadi, specifically in the southeastern section. This position rendered it a safe area, protected from the destructive flash floods that occur intermittently in Wadi Bani Kharous. It also withstood numerous attacks during certain phases of its history. The settlement encompassed various aspects of social, cultural, economic, administrative, and military life, and it underwent different stages of development over time. The study comprises several sections in addition to the introduction, conclusion, and appendices. The first section introduces Sital and its geographical location, as well as the concept of the Omani settlement and the location of Sital Settlement in particular. The second section presents a map of Sital Settlement and its components, including the smaller sub-settlements, their roads and branches, the types of houses and their architectural design, and the falaj water channel and its course. The third section discusses social and cultural activities and the buildings associated with them, such as the Qur’anic school, the modern school, the sablah, the Eid prayer space, and the location of the cemetery. The fourth section addresses economic activity within the settlement, including the location of the market and the nature of commercial movement.

Geomorphic Vulnerability and Palaeogeographical Reconstruction: Assessing the Erosional Fate of Archaeological Landscapes in Central and Northern Oman - Khrisat, Bilal (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Quaternary (Recent) Sediments in Oman and Their Significance for Quaternary Environments and Early Human Life - Kindi, Mohammed al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The Iron Age Cultic Sites of the Oman Peninsula: A Spatial and Functional Analysis - Kindi, Mohammed al-; Pickard, Catriona; Uerpmann, Hans-Peter (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This study examines the distribution and function of ritual sites across the Oman Peninsula during the Iron Age. Spatial analysis reveals concentrations of cultic activity in specific topographical settings, such as mountain summits and wadi heads. Functional analysis of associated material culture suggests complex social rituals involving animal sacrifice and communal feasting.

The Impact of Indian Ocean Trade on Architecture in the Historic Port of Mutrah (Sur Al Lawatia as a Model) - Lawati, Ali al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

The DHOMIAP Project: Investigating Cultural Interactions between Indigenous and South Arabian Communities in Iron Age Dhofar - Lischi, Silvia (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Results from 2019-2025 field seasons of the University of Naples L’Orientale at Wadi Bani Khalid: Archaeological activities, conservation, and valorisation strategies - Loreto, Romolo; Corrado, Lucio; Cozzolino, Mattia; Musella, Benedetta; Martinelli, Clémence; Marchese, Rosanna; Russo, Carlotta; Musto, Michela (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Since 2019, the University of Naples archaeological project at Wadi Bani Khalid is conducting archaeological research as well as performing conservation and valorisation strategies for the fruition of the main Iron Age settlement of WBK1. From the archaeological point of view, this contribution intents to highlight the main scientific results related to the chronology of the Early to Late Iron Age settlements in Wadi Bani Khalid (WBK1 and fort WBK49) and the definition of the related material culture, from the EIA to the LIA, to better understand the role of such a rich landscape within the eastern Arabia Iron Age. Furthermore, from the conservation and valorisation point of view, this contribution intents to introduce first buildings’ conservation strategies and the definition of fruition pathways in WBK1, as well as the planning of a digital apparatus (virtual museum and gaming platform) for the dissemination of the scientific results.

Livestock in Rock Art in the Dhofar Region: Indicators of Prehistoric Art - Mahi, Ali al-Tijani al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Earthen Architecture between Authenticity and Sustainability: A Comparative Analysis of the Omani and Moroccan Experiences - Mahrooqi, Ali al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Tracing Dolphin Exploitation along the Omani Coast: Zooarchaeological Evidence from Ras al-Hadd and Ras al-Jinz (4th–3rd Millennium BCE) - Maini, Elena; Bormetti, Matteo (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The DExPO Project (Dolphin Exploitation in Prehistoric Oman), conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism and the Natural History Museum of Oman, investigates the role of cetaceans within the coastal economies of southeastern Arabia from the Late Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age. This paper presents the results of a study on the marine mammal assemblages from Ras al-Hadd (HD-1, HD-2, HD-5) and Ras al-Jinz (RJ-2, RJ-3). Dolphin bones form a substantial yet understudied part of the faunal record. Over 570 diagnostic elements—mainly vertebrae, cranial, and flipper bones—were recorded using a dedicated analytical protocol for cetacean remains in the region. The identification of skeletal elements and species was aided by modern reference materials at the NHM Oman. Anatomical, biogeographic, and taphonomic factors complicate identification, so the adopted protocol integrates a suite of bone measurements statistically discriminating between species. Additionally, taphonomic marks such as traces of combustion and butchery were documented. The integrated analytical results support the hypothesis of a selective targeting of small-sized delphinids, likely Stenella spp., indicating that dolphin procurement was not opportunistic but structured and recurrent. These practices appear to have been seasonally patterned and closely linked to the ecological dynamics of lagoonal and open-sea environments. Moreover, evidence suggests dolphin remains were systematically used in fire production. This research highlights the emergence of specialised maritime economies and strategic exploitation across diverse coastal environments.

Returning Places: Exploring Neolithic mobility and place persistence in the Hajar piedmont - Maiorano, Maria Pia; Proctor, Lucas; Maini, Elena; Harris, Joseph; Paulsen, Paige; Moreau, Jakez; Creamer, Petra; Sneberger, Jiri; Beuzen-Waller, Tara (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Shifting the focus from the well-studied coast to the inland piedmont opens a new chapter in understanding the Neolithic of South Arabia. The HERDS in Oman Project at the site of KHS-A, near al-Khashbah, offers a rare opportunity to view Neolithic lifeways from an inland perspective... [Texte intégral respecté]

Michaelis’ Questions on the Oman Peninsula: An Analytical Reading in the Light of Inscriptions and Mythology - Mashani, Abdulaziz al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Animal riding in the rock art of the Omani Peninsula - Massoud, Fayez; Hadi, Habib al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The Omani Peninsula is among the richest regions of the Arabian Peninsula in terms of the diversity and chronological range of its rock art scenes. Numerous engravings and carvings are spread throughout the region, many of which remain undocumented due to the ongoing discovery of new sites. These scenes vividly reflect the life of ancient Omani communities in its religious, social, economic, and symbolic dimensions. Among the most significant themes represented in the region’s rock art are scenes of animal riding, where humans are depicted mounted on camels, horses, and donkeys. These images embody multiple meanings related to transportation, travel, hunting, and ceremonial practices, in addition to serving as symbols of power, bravery, and social status. This study aims to analyze scenes of animal riding in the rock art of the Omani Peninsula through a descriptive and analytical approach, seeking to uncover the purposes, functions, and meanings embedded within these depictions. It also explores the symbolic relationship between humans and animals and its role in shaping the visual identity of early Omani society. The significance of this study lies in highlighting rock art as a reliable visual record documenting ancient human life and contributing to the reinterpretation of Oman’s cultural heritage. Furthermore, rock art represents a cultural and touristic resource that can be employed to promote heritage tourism and strengthen national cultural awareness. The research methodology adopts a descriptive–analytical framework, focusing on identifying and interpreting rock art scenes related to animal riding, while comparing their stylistic, thematic, and symbolic dimensions. The study is structured around four main axes: 1) Rock art in the Omani Peninsula: origins, types, and artistic styles; 2) Depictions of camel riding in Omani rock art; 3) Depictions of horse riding and their symbolic and social implications; 4) Artistic and symbolic analysis of animal-riding scenes. The expected outcomes include: 1) Documenting the diverse uses of animals in ancient daily life; 2) Revealing the evolution of artistic and aesthetic awareness among ancient Omanis; 3) Affirming that rock art serves as a living, multidimensional cultural document linking humans with their environment, history, and identity.

Hayy Al-Sarh (Rustaq, Southern Batinah): Chronological, Palaeoeconomic, and Palaeoenvironmental Reconstruction of a Late Neolithic Campsite in the Al-Hajar Foothills - Mazzucco, Niccolo; Hadad, Rémi; Sani, Simone; Biancalani, Luca; Agresti, Alberto; Freulard, Julien; Arobba, Daniele; Emonet, Nolwenn; Lidour, Kevin; Morandi, Lionello; Neri, Alessandro; Rousou, Maria; et al. (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The Neolithic development of Oman represents a pivotal stage in Arabian prehistory, marked by shifts in mobility, subsistence, and landscape exploitation... [cite: 4]

The further excavation at Mugharat al-Kahf, the Wādī Tanūf, the Ad-Dākhilīyah, Oman: Tracing human activity in inland southeastern Arabia during the second millennium BCE - Miki, Takehiro; Itahashi, Yu; Kuronuma, Taichi; Tanabe, Kantaro; Kondo, Yasuhisa (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The Wādī Sūq period (c. 2000 – 1600 BCE) is characterised by a decrease in sedentary sites in inland regions and in variegated burial shapes compared to the preceding Umm an-Nar period (c. 2700 – 2000 BCE). One of the factors causing this cultural shift is the aridification of the 4.2 ka event. However, the scarcity of Wādī Sūq sites with radiocarbon dates in central Oman prevents us from understanding human activity and its diachronic change during this period. One of the potential sites resolving this issue is the cave of Mugharat al-Kahf, the Wādī Tanūf, the Ad-Dākhilīyah, Oman, with previous excavations yielding the Wādī Sūq pottery, stone vessels, and the charred date stones whose radiocarbon dates ranged between 2000 – 1500 calBCE (Miki et al. 2020, 2022). To acquire further evidence of human activity in this cave during the Wādī Sūq period, we excavated a new test pit (TP4), and this paper reports our findings and results of the radiocarbon measurements. New radiocarbon measurements on the charcoal samples revealed a sequence of human activity involving the use of fire, spanning from 1900 to 1600 calBCE. In addition, we discovered a well-preserved ceramic vessel placed upright near a large rock in front of the neighbouring rock shelter. These new findings confirm repeated use of the cave during the Wādī Sūq period, providing a refined chronology for this period in inland Oman.

Dhofar and its Settlement History - Olson, Kyle; Buffington, Abigail; McCorriston, Joy (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
Since 2008, the Arabian Human Social Dynamics (AHSD) and Ancient Socioecological systems in Oman (ASOM) projects have been investigating the relationship between the construction of small-scale stone monuments, evidence of human settlement, and the long-term socio-ecological dynamics of past pastoral ecosystems in Southern Arabia. These are archaeological cultures with few material remains, strongly suggestive of sustained mobility and organic, perishable toolkits and crafts. A spectacular find, such as the accessories of Ötzi the Iceman or the Urumqi mummies of the Tarim basin, can draw public attention and archaeological focus to such communities, but for the most part, the lifestyles, identities, and beliefs of Bedouin cultures of Arabia and the Sahara leave few permanent traces. It has been easy to think theirs a timeless lifestyle, what Eric Wolf famously pilloried as “People without History.” Leaving aside for the moment the new discovery that the alphabetic Dhofar script can now be read and may indeed offer history in emic terms, our paper offers a second avenue to history for the Dhofar pastoralists. Recent archaeological work has established that settlements in the Dhofar escarpment and coastal plain are the encampments of mobile pastoralists without dependence on crop agriculture and products. What has been less clear is the chronology of this settlement pattern, recently tied to the Late Iron Age (300 BCE-300 CE). Our paper reports new radiocarbon assays from archaeological survey and test excavations that complement published radiocarbon dates from highland Dhofar sites, Halqoot and Shakeel. We offer a Bayesian analysis to provide chronological refinement of the crude “history” provided by unconstrained calibrations, and link settlement histories to other published datasets from Dhofar.

The Omani-Italian Archaeological Expedition at Al Tikha: New Insight from 2026 Field Season - Pizzimenti, Sara; Douglas, Khaled; Jawhari, Nasser al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The site of Al Tikha is located on the eastern slopes of the Al Hajar Mountains, between Wadi Sahtan and Wadi al-Ghashab, approximately 42 km southwest of the Batinah coast and north of the modern city of Rustaq. First identified during the Rustaq-Batinah Archaeological Survey, it preserves evidence of occupation from the Umm an- Nar and Iron Age periods. Between 2022 and 2026, the Omani-Italian Archaeological Expedition — a joint project between the University of Pisa and Sultan Qaboos University, under the supervision of the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism — carried out five field seasons aimed at investigating the settlement sequence and organization of the site. The 2026 campaign continued the excavation of the Umm an-Nar towers, the copper workshop area, and the associated settlement sectors, with the goal of achieving a more comprehensive understanding of architectural development, craft production, and spatial organization within the community. After five years, the results provide an increasingly detailed picture of the site’s internal layout, phases of occupation, and its role within the settlement dynamics of inland South Al Batinah during the 3rd millennium BCE.

The cultural heritage of Omani ports in Islamic eras from the perspective of Omani university students - Rawahi, Khamis al-; Naaimi, Muna al- (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
This study aims to reveal the extent of Omani university students’ awareness of the cultural heritage of Omani ports during the Islamic era, and to examine their perceptions of the role of these ports in the commercial, cultural, and scientific exchange between Oman and the Islamic world. To achieve this, the study sample was selected using convenience random sampling, comprising (500) male and female students from five Omani universities. The study employed a descriptive-analytical approach, and data were collected using an awareness scale consisting of (4) axes followed by (40) items, after ensuring the necessary validity and reliability. The results of this study revealed that the overall average across all axes was high, and that many students are aware of the historical and commercial importance of Omani ports. However, only a limited percentage possess detailed knowledge of the cultural and civilizational role that these ports played during the Islamic era. The study also revealed a need to enhance academic and societal awareness of the Sultanate of Oman’s maritime heritage through university curricula, cultural programs, and research activities. This aligns with the higher education objectives in Oman, which aim to foster a deeper understanding of the role of maritime ports in Omani civilization. The study recommends integrating topics related to maritime heritage and historical ports into university curricula and encouraging students to conduct field studies at historical coastal sites. This will contribute to strengthening national and cultural identity and deepening understanding of the Sultanate of Oman’s pioneering role in Islamic history.

The Wadi Suq Period (2000-1600 BC): Transformation and Adaptation in Bronze Age Southeastern Arabia - Righetti, Sabrina (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

Architectural documentation and surveying projects in the Sultanate of Oman - Shaibani, Juhaina; Qudah, Zakaria (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
In recent decades, the Sultanate of Oman has witnessed growing attention to documentation and architectural survey projects of historic buildings, recognized as a fundamental component of safeguarding Omani architectural heritage and a cornerstone for planning sustainable restoration and rehabilitation initiatives. Governmental and academic institutions have come to recognize that heritage protection cannot be achieved without a precise knowledge base that records the material and symbolic attributes of buildings before they are exposed to deterioration or transformation. This paper aims to analyze the most significant field-based architectural documentation experiences in the Sultanate, with particular emphasis on projects implemented through partnerships between the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism and the University of Technology and Applied Sciences. The study presents selected examples of documentation projects covering a number of prominent sites, including the forts and castles, as well as numerous historic quarters and mosques. These sites were subjected to rigorous documentation programs that, alongside historical data, incorporated photographic documentation, architectural surveying, three-dimensional modeling, three-dimensional visual sections, and the recording and analysis of construction materials and architectural elements. The methodology is based on a descriptive and comparative analysis of traditional documentation methods (manual surveying and architectural drawing) and contemporary digital techniques (3D laser scanning and aerial photogrammetry using unmanned aerial vehicles). Architectural documentation in Oman is undergoing a transitional phase toward digital transformation in heritage preservation, and partnerships between governmental bodies and universities have contributed significantly to the development of national capacities and unified professional standards. The paper recommends the establishment of a national center for the digital documentation of architectural heritage, dedicated to collecting, organizing, and continuously updating data related to historic buildings in line with Oman Vision 2040.

Arabian Palimpsests: case studies from the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Bat and al-Khutm - Swerida, Jennifer; Nugent, Selin; Bryant, Robert (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Bat and al-Khutm are renowned for their Early Bronze Age monuments. Together, they form part of a broad archaeological complex dispersed across the Wadi al-Hijr floodplain, its tributaries, and surrounding hills. While archaeological remains are distributed throughout this landscape, the highest densities of materials—towers, tombs, settlement structures, and related features and artifacts—are found on the hill peaks and slopes lining the wadi valley, including the Bat Settlement Slope, al-Ahilya, and al-Khutm Settlement. These locations preserve dense palimpsest of domestic, monumental, and mortuary materials at or just below the ground surface. Rather than a continual occupation, the remains reflect an intermittent presence and repeated reoccupation from the late fourth through the first millennium BCE. Such complex sets of multi-period surface remains are common at archaeological sites throughout the Hajar region, yet are rarely addressed through an explicit methodological or theoretical framework. Drawing on recent fieldwork by the Bat Archaeological Project, this paper conceptualizes the Bat and al-Khutm landscape as a cultural palimpsest spanning the Bronze and Iron Ages. Methodologically, it examines the challenges posted by superimposed occupational layers of site documentation, spatial analysis, and material characterization. Theoretically, it considers how palimpsest—where each occupational phase overlays and interacts with preceding remains—shapes the formation, use, and perception of the site as a cultural space over time. Results speak to larger interpretive issues of continuity and change in this characteristically Arabian landscape.

Bridging Technology and Sustainability: A New Approach to the Study and Preservation of Omani Rock Art - Taha, Eman (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

“Ancestors,” “ancestors,” and “family” of the Northern Oman Peninsula: Evidence of Continuity, Transition, and the Development of Sacred Spaces from the Last 50 years of Research - Williams, Kimberly (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)

News from the Samad Late Iron Age Cemetery of Mahaliyah, Ash Sharqiyyah North - Yule, Paul A.; Schreiber, Jürgen; Mustafa, Isaak al-; Ayash, Nasser (First International Conference on the Archaeology of the Oman Peninsula, 2026)
In 2023, the author’s gazetteer of Iron Age sites joined as a source in the Digital Atlas of Ancient Arabia. It provides basic data regarding EIA and late pre-Islamic sites in SE Arabia, such as their location, character, discovery date, and bibliography, which were previously difficult to overview. The number of documented SLIA (Samad Late Iron Age) sites has increased to 114, with 78 in Sharqiyah, 33 in Dakhiliya, and 5 in Muscat governorates. The vast majority are funerary. The largest of these, Mahaliya, has the potential to challenge the dominance of the type-site, Samad/ al-Muyassar, as the primary source of information. Artefact classes serve as the method to progress the study of SE Arabian prehistory. Recently, seven stratified 14C determinations of charcoal came to light in the Mahaliya settlement. In combination with previous datings, they bolster the beginning of the period to 300 BCE. Another novelty is the study of imported glazed vessels in some of the graves, which indicates the isolation of this assemblage from centres to the north and south. The Heidelberg project solidifies the typological and spatial definition of the SLIAn (Samad Late Iron Age, near), related to both the SLIA and the PIR. Finally, the different SLIA sites had little contact each other, to judge from the heterogeneity of their find-repertories. This notion is bolstered by the strong individuality of grave structures. While many of the finds were already published, re-examination emended many pottery descriptions. One result is new evidence for a break between EIA and SLIA pottery and other finds.

Relire l'histoire du "sultanat de Zanzibar" au XIXe siècle grâce aux sources arabophones - Belhacel, Abdelhakim (Monuments et documents de l'Afrique ancienne : recherches en cours en histoire, histoire de l'art et archéologie, 2026)

Les points cardinaux dans le 'Kitāb al Barbariyya' et dans les autres parlers berbères - Brugnatelli, Vermondo (Um Magrebe de Fusão e trânsito, 2026)

El ciclo de lluvias y su impacto en la agricultura de Siğilmāsa (ss. X-XVI) - Patarnello, Claudia (Um Magrebe de Fusão e trânsito, 2026)

El Mágreb antes del Mágreb: Libya, Africa, imágenes antes de la llegada de la expansión arabo-bereber - Medina, Esther Sánchez (Um Magrebe de Fusão e trânsito, 2026)

Nafza y Nafzawa, eran la mismo gente? Unas notas en torno a la identidad de los grupos imaziguen llegados a al-Andalus - Enamorado, Virgílio Martínez (Um Magrebe de Fusão e trânsito, 2026)

الموقف من التنوّع المذهبي في تونس من خلال كتابيْ: الصراع المذهبي بإفريقية إلى قيام الدّولة الزيرية لعبد العزيز المجدوب وكتاب المسلك المحمود في معرفة الرّدود للشّيخ سعيد بن تعاريت - بن معمر, فتحي (التداخل المذهبي في تونس بين التعايش والمغالبة, 2026)

«مسار علمي في خدمة التراث والحضارة الإسلامية» حول الدكتور المحقق الشيخ الفاضل المرحوم سليمان بوعصبانه عمر بن حمو لقمان (2026)

Myth, Memory, and the Architecture of Coexistence: The Case of El-Ghriba Synagogue, Tunisia - Mansour, Nesrine (15th Annual Symposium of the Forum on Architecture, Culture, and Spirituality: Myths and Placemaking, 2026)
Keywords: Judaïsme -- Djerba

Tilawt: The Reality of Indigenous Amazigh Rights in Libyan Law and Policy (1951-Today) - Moammer, Wail (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Berbérisme -- Libye

Presentation and screening of the short film: A Tale of a School: Zãima Al-Barouni School: Amazigh Identity and Architectural Memory - Haboush, Salem Ali Alsiefao (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Djebel Nefousa -- 20e siècle

Documenting and Describing from afar: the Amazigh of Eastern Nefusa Mountain - Flaviano, Mariacarmela (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Berbérisme -- Djebel Nefousa

L'insurrection de 2011 et revitalisation de la langue berbere en Libye - Ferkal, Masin (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Berbérisme -- Libye

The Amazigh Movement in Libya: From Exclusion to Empowerment - A Case Study of the Zuwara Amazigh Research Center - Pagano, Chiara; Kotara, Aedah (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Berbérisme -- Zouara

Adrar n Infusen, una memoria visiva: la montagna berbera tripolitana tra età ottomana e epoca coloniale nelle immagini dell'archivio fotografico del Museo Africano - Cresti, Federico (Libya-Italy: Shared Roots Future Visions, 2025)
Keywords: Archives -- Rome

Les Puniques dans les Syrtes - Ben Tahar, Sami (L'écriture de l'histoire et la civilisation de Carthage, 2025)
Keywords: Antiquité

Ceramic production at Guellala, in the island of Djerba, and their distribution through Malta in the Mediterranean Sea between the 16th and the 19th century - Cirelli, Enrico; Cutajar, N. (La production et la circulation de la céramique en Afrique du Nord de l'Antiquité tardive à la période postmédiévale (VIe-XVIIIe siècle), 2025)
Keywords: Céramique -- Djerba; Relations -- Djerba -- Malte

Des pots dans les voûtes et la datation des mosquées de Djerba - Fentress, Elizabeth (La production et la circulation de la céramique en Afrique du Nord de l'Antiquité tardive à la période postmédiévale (VIe-XVIIIe siècle), 2025)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Djerba; Céramique -- Djerba

البعد العقدي في شعر الدكتور محمد ناصر - الشيهاني, حمو بن عيسى (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

تجليات التفسير الهدائي عند محمد صالح ناصر في كتابه «مع كلام رب العالمين» - حكيمي, عمر بن سعيد (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

قضايا التويّة في كتابات الدكتور محمد ناصر - حدبون, محمد بن قاسم (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

دكرياني ومذكراتي للعلامة محمد صالخ ناصر مقاربات لحفظ التراث الثقافي وتجاوز العوائق - العربي, عبد القادر (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

بصمات الدكتور محمد صالخ ناصر في تحقيق التراث ونشره - حاج أمحمد, يحيى بن بهون (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

قراءة في كتابات الأستاذ محمد صالح ناصر لتاريخ الجزائر - ناصر, بالحاج بن باحمد (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

تلقي محمد ناصر للشعر الثوري الجزائري من خلال كتابه الشعر الجزائري من الرومانسية الى النورية - طرفاية, أمال (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

محمد ناصر دارسا وناقدا لشاعر الثورة والنضال مفدي زكريا - عميرات, أسامة (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

قراءة نقدية في كتاب الشعر الجزائري الحديث (1975-1925) محمد ناصر: البنية الفنية والاتجاهات الموضوعية* - مستاري, حياة (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

الفكر النقدي عند محمد ناصر - كتاب الشعر الجزائري الحديث أنموذجا - - ربة, أحمد (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

إسهامات محمد صالح ناصر في نظرية الأدب الإسلامي - زرمان, محمد (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

رسالة الأديب عند الدكتور محمد ناصر - باجو, مصطفى بن صالح (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

خصائص المنهج النقدي في كتاب الشعر الجزائري الحديث - بارودي, عاشور (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

مرتكزات الفكر النقدي عند محمد صالخ ناصر - خميس, نادية (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

دراسة نقدية: كتاب الشعر الجزائري الحديث لمحمد ناصر - عامر, رضا (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

تاريخ الأدب من منظور محمد ناصر - بن يحيى, عباس (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

منهج محمد ناصر في دراسة الشعر الجزائري الحديث بين التاريخي والفني - خذري, علي (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

أصداء المقاومة ودلالات الهوية الوطنية: قراءة في قصيدة "حصار القرارة" لمحمد صالخ ناصر - مرج, نادية (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

فاعلية الموسيقى الشعرية في تشكيل البية التفسية للنص: دراسة تطبيقية في ديوان بعد العسق يأتي الفلق لمحمد صالخ ناصر - بوعافية, إيمان (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

محمد صالح ناصر... حين يكتب القلب للطفولة - بوختاش, سناء (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

تجربة الكتابة القصصية للأطفال لدى محمد صالح ناصر: قراءة في المضامين والقيم - سعيد, بهون على (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

ديوان (بعد العسق يأتي الفلق) للشاعر محمد صالح ناصر - فراءة في الشكل والمضمون - محرز, عبد السلام (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

الإسهامات الأدبية الإبداعية لمحمد صالح ناصر من خلال قصص الأطفال - الأنيس للفتيان نموذجا- - كديد, أم الخير (محمد صالح ناصر أديبا وناقدا ومؤرخا, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Mzab

صناعة الحضارة في المخطوطات العمانية - الشيباني, سلطان بن مبارك (ملتقى رياض الشريعة السادس (الإنسان فكر وحضارة), 2025)
Keywords: Manuscrits -- Oman

الإباضية في كتابات الأندلسيين؛ ابن حزم أنموذجا - اللافي, محمد الفاضل (العقيدة الإباضيّة والبدل المكري قديما وحديثا, 2025)
Keywords: Ibadisme -- Andalousie

الجملة عند الإباضيّة وما تثيره من نقاشات وردود - بن معمر, فتحي (العقيدة الإباضيّة والبدل المكري قديما وحديثا, 2025)
Keywords: Foi -- Ibadisme

اختلاف علماء المذهبيّة الإسلاميّة حول العقيدة الإباضيّة - فطوم, سامية (العقيدة الإباضيّة والبدل المكري قديما وحديثا, 2025)
Keywords: Foi -- Ibadisme

تاريخ الأنساب لدى إباضية وادي مزاب من خلال الرصيد المخطوط والذاكرة الشفوية - ناصر, بالحاج بن باحمد (تراث الأمام, 2025)
Keywords: Généalogie -- Mzab; Manuscrits -- Mzab; Sources -- Mzab

Sedrata-Sijilmassa: sur la piste d'un art islamique transsaharien - Capel, Chloé (Mondes sahariens : sources, espaces, sociétés (VII-XIXe s.), 2025)
Keywords: Commerce transsaharien

رحلة ابو يعقوب يوسف بن إبراهيم الوارجلاني (ت570ه/1170م) من وارجلان الى الحجاز قراءة سوسيو ثقافية - بن عماره, انور (لملتقى الوطني: "دور إعلام الفكر والثقافة في بلاد المغرب الإسلامي في الحضارة الإنسانية", 2025)
Keywords: Récits de voyage -- Ouargla

Les artefacts de Meninx - Drine, Ali (6e colloque international: La Circulation des Hommes, des Objets et des Idées en Méditerranée Antique et Médiévale, 2025)
Keywords: Archéologie -- Djerba

لمحاتٌ من تراث الشيخ أبي مهدي عيسى المليكي التّفسيري - أمعيز حاج أحمد, باحمد بن داود (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

تجديد التفسير عند مدرسة المنار وأثره على مناهج المفسرين الجزائريّين - الشيهاني, حمو بن عيسى (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

قضايا عقدية معاصرة في الدرس التفسيري للشيخ إبراهيم بيوض "الإلحاد والاستشراق والتنصير" أنموذجا - باباواعمر, خضير بن بكير (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

جهود علماء الجزائر في الإصلاح الاجتماعي من خلال دروس التفسير الشفوي: الشيخان: بكير أرشوم وابنه محمد نموذجا - بكلي, إبراهيم; دبوز, حسن بن عيسى (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

إسهامات هود بن محكّم الهواري في التفسير اللغوي للقرآن الكريم - بودربال, سهيلة (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

الأبعاد الحضارية للدرس التفسيري عند علماء الجنوب الجزائري تفسير الشيخ صدقي أنموذجاً - بولقصاع, محمد بن داود (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

التفسير الشفوي المعاصر في مزاب قراءة وصفية - حدبون, محمد بن قاسم (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

التراث التفسيري لعلماء الإباضية في الجزائر دراسة وصفية - حكيمي, عمر بن سعيد; مصباح, عيسى بن باحمد (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

الدلالة السياقية في تفسير نفحات الرحمن في رياض القرآن سورة البقرة أنموذجا - خير الناس, ياسين; خير الناس, مصطفى بن نور الدين (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

معالم التفسير الإصلاحي عند الشيخ محمّد سعيد كعباش من خلال تفسيره: نفحات الرحمان فى رياض القرآن " - عبو, فتيحة; بلسبط, لدمية (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

معالم التفسير الفقهي عند الشيخ إبراهيم بيوض من خلال كتابه "في رحاب القرآن" سورة النور أنموذجا - فخار, جابر بن سليمان; بوكرموش, رستم بن موسى (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

التفسير في غير درس التفسير لدى الشيخ الشهيد بالحاج بن عدون قشار قراءة وصفية - قشار, بالحاج بن عمر (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

الشيخ صالح لعلي ومنهجه في التفسير - كروم, أحمد بن حمو (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

التفاسير الشفوية الجزائرية من المشافهة إلى التدوين في رحاب القرآن - أنموذجا- - لحواطي, أسماء (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

الشيخ محمد سعيد كعباش الجزائري وتفسيره: "نفحات الرحمن في رياض القرآن" -دراسة وصفية- - مخلوف, حسام الدين (الملتقى الوطني: إسهامات علماء الجزائر في العلوم الإسلامية: التفسير والمفسرون, 2025)
Keywords: Coran -- Commentaires

المزارات الروحية المرتبطة بشجرة الزيتون في جزيرة جربة - بوعجيلة, غادة (Colloque international l'olivier source d'inspiration 3ème édition, 2023)

مكتسبات العمل الاجتماعي في المجتمع المزابي - أبوبكر, صالح بن عبد الله (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

تحديات تواجه العمل الاجتماعي في المجتمع المزابي - أزغار, يحي بن عيسى (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

العمل الاجتماعي أسس ومرتكزات - علوط, عمر بن محمد (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط في التنمية: العمرانية والفلاحة - دادي او عيىس, كير بن محمد (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Agriculture -- Mzab; Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab

الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط في الأمناء والأوقاف - رمضان, كمال سليمان (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Waqf (fondations) -- Mzab

الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط في الأعيان والهيئات العرفية - بحاز, إبراهيم بن بكير (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

دراسة تحليلية لشخصية الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط - أداود, مصطفى بن صالح (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

نشأة الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط - إمناسن, محمد بن أحمد (الشهيد الحاج عمر بن حمو علوط: أنموذج التضحية في العمل الاجتماعي (1947-2016), 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Conflits -- Mzab; Vie sociale -- Mzab

طوبونيميا: الذاكرة المنسية للتراث الالمادي قراءة في أسماء المواقع بجبل يفرن، إنفوسن - بوزخار, مادغيس (التراث المادي (الأثري والمخطوطات) وغرري المادي في ليبيا والدول المجاورة لها الوضعيات المعارصة والآفاق =Patrimoine matériel (archéologique et manuscrit) et immatériel en Libye et dans les pays voisins Situations contemporaines et perspectives, 2025)
Keywords: Linguistique -- Djebel Nefousa

فهرسة مخطوطات خزانة الشيخ محمد بن عيسى المرساوني الخاصة الليبية: المنهجية والمساهمات في دراسة التراث المخطوط الإباضي - المزاوي, علي بن يوسف (التراث المادي (الأثري والمخطوطات) وغرري المادي في ليبيا والدول المجاورة لها الوضعيات المعارصة والآفاق =Patrimoine matériel (archéologique et manuscrit) et immatériel en Libye et dans les pays voisins Situations contemporaines et perspectives, 2025)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Djebel Nefousa; Catalogue -- Djebel Nefousa; Manuscrits -- Djebel Nefousa

واقع التراث المخطوط بوادي ميزاب جنوب الجزائر، مبادرات جمعوية في الصيانة والفهرسة والرقمنة - حاج أمحمد, يحيى بن بهون (التراث المادي (الأثري والمخطوطات) وغرري المادي في ليبيا والدول المجاورة لها الوضعيات المعارصة والآفاق =Patrimoine matériel (archéologique et manuscrit) et immatériel en Libye et dans les pays voisins Situations contemporaines et perspectives, 2025)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Mzab; Manuscrits -- Mzab

مشروع الأرشيفات المهددة بالانقراض وإنقاذ مكتبات المخطوطات العائلية بجزيرة جربة: مبادرة محلية ودولية - البوجديدي, علي (التراث المادي (الأثري والمخطوطات) وغرري المادي في ليبيا والدول المجاورة لها الوضعيات المعارصة والآفاق =Patrimoine matériel (archéologique et manuscrit) et immatériel en Libye et dans les pays voisins Situations contemporaines et perspectives, 2025)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Djerba; Manuscrits -- Conservation; Manuscrits -- Djerba

الذاكرة والتاريخ من منظور سردي: قراءة تفكيكية ثقافية في رواية «عفريت القائد عياد» للمنوبي زيود - السياري, علي (تظاهرة التنوع الثقافي مصدرا للتجديد والإبداع, 2025)
Keywords: Littérature -- Djerba

Les réseaux sociaux un vecteur de promotion de tourisme culturel de la destination touristique l’ile de Djerba - Fitouri, Mariem (تظاهرة التنوع الثقافي مصدرا للتجديد والإبداع, 2025)
Keywords: Tourisme -- Djerba

تجليات العقيدة في المعمار الديني بجزيرة جربة - تغلات, زهير (تظاهرة التنوّع الثّقافيّ مصدرا للتّجديد والإبداع, 2025)
Keywords: Architecture -- Djerba; Ibadisme -- Djerba

التراث المخطوط بجزيرة جربة: صور التنوع الثقافي وعلامة الخصوصية - البوجديدي, علي (تظاهرة التنوع الثقافي مصدرا للتجديد والإبداع, 2025)
Keywords: Bibliothèques -- Djerba; Manuscrits -- Djerba

النشاط الثقافي و الأدبي لخريجي البعثة العلمية المزابية بتونس الشيخ ح أحمد بن ح يحي بكلي نموذجا (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

جهود إبراهيم أبي اليقظان في بعث الصحافة الوطنية وإعداد مشروعها المستقبلي - العربي, عبد القادر (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

نظام دار البعثات والنشاط اليومي للطلبة فيها (بصمات الزيتونيين والمدرسين ومسؤولي البعثات) - امعيز الحاج أحمد, باحمد بن داود (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الطلبة الميزابيون بتونس والثورة الجزائرية: صالح باجو أنموذجا - باجو, مصطفى صالح (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

تمظهرات المنفى والاغتراب في شعر"حمو عيسى النوري"، ديوان"وحي النظرات" نموذجا - مقاربة نفسية ثقافية - باحماني, عمر (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

أ.د/ إبراهيم فخار كما عرفته - بحاز, إبراهيم بن بكير (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Biographies -- Mzab -- 20e siècle; Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الحركة الإصلاحية في منطقة وادي ميزاب: مرجعياتها ونشاطها التعليمي والسياسي - بحري, نوارة (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

أبو اليقظان والبعثات العلمية المزابية إلى تونس - بوحجام, محمد بن قاسم ناصر (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

النشاط الصحفي للطلبة المزابيين المبتعثين في تونس ،مجلة الوفاق 1925 - 1930 نموذجا- دراسة وصفية تحليلية - بوسعدة, بوسعدة (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الطلبة الميزابيون الزيتونيون - نشاطهم وتأثيرهم في البلاد التونسية خلال النصف الأول من القرن العشرينأ - بوطيبي, محمد (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

رمزية الأداء الفني في وعي الطلبة المزابيين:قراءة في تجربة أداء اللحن الثاني للنشيد الوطني الجزائري بتونس بناء على شهادة المجاهد الوزير عبد الوهاب بكلي - بوكرموش, عبد الوهاب (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

طلبة البعثات المزابية بتونس ونشاطهم الثوري في الخارج -اسماوي بايوب نموذجا - حاج أمحمد, يحيى بن بهون (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الشيخ عبد الرحمن بكلي (البكري) ونشاطه العلمي ضمن البعثة الميزابية بتونس - حاج امحمد, عيسى (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الرحلة العلمية الأولى للشيخ بيوض إلى جامع الزيتونة والبعثات العلمية المزابية بتونس سنة 1921 وآثارها. - دبوز, بيوض إبراهيم بن محمد (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الرحلة العلمية المزابية للطلبة الجزائريين في تونس (1900/1962 م) - سمراني, مصطفى (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

فكر الـمقاومة لدى خريجـي البعثات العلمية الـمزابية بتونس: داود وبكير امعيز أنموذجا - شطة, عمر (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

تاريخ البعثات العلمية المزابية إلى تونس الخضراء النشأة والتطور - صالح, الزرويل (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

إسهام المزابيين المبتعثين في تونس في النضال التحرري: الإسهام في الحزب الدستوري الحر نموذجا - عمي سعيد, عبد الفتاح (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

التفاعل السياسي لطلبة البعثات العلمية الميزابية في تونس، وانعكاساتها على الحركتين الوطنيتين التونسية والجزائرية - عوادي, عبد القادر عزام (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الجذور التاريخية للبعثة العلمية المزابية إلى تونس وبروز القيم الوطنية في البرنامج اليومي للبعثة - عيسى, حمو عبد الله (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الشيخ محمد بن صالح الثميني (1897-1970) وآثاره في البعثة الميزابية بتونس - كروم, أحمد بن حمو (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

دور الطلبة الميزابيين بتونس في النضال الوطني خلال الفترة الاستعمارية - محدادي, محمد (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الرحلات العلمية للشيخ إبراهيم أبي اليقظان - مدور, محمد (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

من الفكر الإصلاحي إلى الثورة الفكرية: مسار الطلبة المزابيين في السياق التونسي - مشتة, ياسين (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

الفكر الإصلاحي عند المزابيين وأثره في تحقيق النهضة الاقتصادية:;من التعليم ونشر الوعي إلى تنمية وطنية شاملة - نجار, عبد الرحمان (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

التكوين العلمي والديني لمفدي زكريا في تونس وأثره في مشروعه الشعري – ظاهرة التناص نموذجاط - هروين, زينب (النشاط الفكري والثقافي للطلبة الجزائريين بتونس (1900 م- 1962 م) طلبة البعثات العلمّية المزابية نموذجا, 2025)
Keywords: Emigration -- Mzab -- Tunisie

المناخ والثقافة والصمود: حماية التراث الثقافي في تطاوين في عالم يشهد تحولات مستمرة - Leone, Anna (الدورة السابعة والعشرون لمؤتمر الأثار والتراث الحضاري في الوطن العربي = 27th Conference on Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in the Arab World Sustaining Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Future Strategies., 2025)
Keywords: Monuments -- conservation -- Tataouine

دور الشركات الأهلية في استدامة السياحة الثقافية في سلطنة عمان: حارة العقر بولاية نزوى نموذجا - البلوشي, أمينة (الدورة السابعة والعشرون لمؤتمر الأثار والتراث الحضاري في الوطن العربي = 27th Conference on Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in the Arab World Sustaining Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Future Strategies, 2025)
Keywords: Tourisme -- Oman

دور المتحف الوطني في سلطنة عمان في الحفاظ على التراث الثقاف - البلوشية, فاطمة بنت محمد (الدورة السابعة والعشرون لمؤتمر الأثار والتراث الحضاري في الوطن العربي = 27th Conference on Archaeology and Cultural Heritage in the Arab World Sustaining Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Future Strategies., 2025)
Keywords: Musée -- Oman

The Colonial and Modernization Projects of the Omanis in Zanzibar, 1837-1885 : Recreating the Caribbean, Muscat, Bombay, or Cairo in East Africa? - Belhacel, Abdelhakim (Projects and Utopias in the Age of Empires and Global Revolution (late 18th - Late 19th Century), 2025)
Keywords: Vie politique -- Zanzibar -- 1806-1856

Relire l'histoire du “sultanat de Zanzibar” au XIXe siècle grâce aux sources arabophones - Belhacel, Abdelhakim (Monuments et documents de l'Afrique ancienne : recherches en cours en histoire, histoire de l'art et archéologie, 2026)
Keywords: Sources -- Zanzibar

Digital Citizen Science and the Co-construction of Omani National and Cultural Identity: A Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis - Zidjaly, Najma al- (Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient, 2025)
Dr. Najma Al Zidjaly Sultan Qaboos University, Oman This presentation forms part of a larger longitudinal, ethnographic project spanning over two decades that examines the evolving relationship between human agency and emerging forms of creative media in the Arab world, with a particular focus on Oman. Positioned within the growing field of digital citizen science, the study conceptualizes Omani social media users as active contributors to collective knowledge production and cultural meaning-making. By tracing Omani digital practices from early online forums to contemporary platforms such as WhatsApp, X (Twitter), and Instagram, it explores how citizens collaboratively use new media platforms as cultural tools to construct, negotiate, and archive Omani national and cultural identity in the digital sphere. In contrast to much of the scholarship on Arab digital participation—which often centers on political activism—this study foregrounds the cultural and epistemic dimensions of digital participation in Oman, a society balancing rapid modernization with deeply rooted traditions. Drawing on the concepts of entextualization and reflexivity, and employing Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis (MCDA), the research demonstrates how ordinary users function as “citizen scientists” who document, analyze, and reinterpret social life through multimodal texts. Humor, affect, and irony—particularly as expressed in memes, stickers, reels, and commentaries—emerge as collaborative tools of inquiry and reflection, enabling users to perform subtle acts of critique, cultural renewal, and belonging. In other words, they emerge as central sites of cultural (re)production, allowing users to recontextualize shared narratives, articulate communal values through irony and play, and contest entrenched cultural stereotypes. Ultimately, the study contributes to digital ethnography and Arab media studies by i) revealing that Omani digital practices are layered and dynamic, shaped by the intersection of transnational (Arab), national (state-ascribed), and cultural (self-ascribed) identities, and ii) reframing everyday online practices as participatory forms of citizen science that both generate and disseminate local knowledge. It, therefore, argues that in Oman, identity negotiation is not merely a reactive or resistant act but a collective, reflexive process of reculturalization, through which citizens co-construct evolving understandings of what it means to be Omani in the digital age.
Keywords: Vie culturelle -- Oman

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Keywords: Poésie -- Oman

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