Dibba: an ancient port on the Gulf of Oman in the early Roman era

Sabah Jasim · Eisa A. Yousif

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Global Maritime and Colonial Histories Archaeology and Historical Studies Maritime and Coastal Archaeology

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In this paper recent archaeological evidence from the port city of Dibba in the United Arab Emirates is presented. Finds of both ceramics and elite objects detail the extensive maritime trade network that connected this part of Arabia with the broader Indian Ocean World.

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