“Touchstones” For Social Belonging: How Did Ancient Pastoralists In South Arabia Adapt To Climate Change?
Examples of major (by frequency) monument types from Dhofar. Clockwise from upper left: Platform D028-001, meter scale visible in excavation trench near closest section; HCT D033-001, 20 cm scale visible at mid height; Boat graves D100-001 with meter scale at upper left; a trilith (unsurveyed) with uprights 40-50 cm height. Photo credits clockwise from upper left: Joy McCorriston, Jennifer Everhart, Wael AbuAzizeh, and Michael Harrower. Source https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0323544
In arid regions of northern Africa, Asia, and Arabia, ancient pastoralists built diverse small-scale stone monuments.
An international team of archaeologists analyzed 371 archaeological monuments in Oman’s Dhofar region and, based on this analysis, identified various environmental and cultural factors that influenced their placement and construction over a 7,000-year period.
As for Dhofar, Oman, Neolithic monuments (7500–6200 cal BP) were sub-circular platforms. Bronze Age tombs (High Circular Tombs) date from 5200–4000 cal BP. Iron Age triliths (2300–1700 cal BP) feature low stands with triads of upright stones. Late Antiquity features boat-shaped grave clusters (1100–750 cal BP) in an area that had become a desert.
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