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A new paper by my colleagues
“Neolithic Plants From Eastern Arabia” explores archaeobotanical and technological evidence from #Bahra1, #Kuwait, shedding light on plant remains and connections between Eastern Arabia and Mesopotamia in the Neolithic.#Archaeobotany #PCMA #NCCAL
May 21, 2026 at 10:04 AM
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🏜️ The latest research by @PCMA_UW from @UniWarszawski
at the #Bahra1 site uncovered more secrets of cultural exchange between Neolithic communities of Arabia and the Ubaid culture from Mesopotamia.

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Kuwaiti-Polish Team Discovers Figurine, Local Pottery, and Environmental Clues
The Kuwaiti-Polish Archaeological Mission (KPAM) finished this year’s season of work at Bahra 1, a prehistoric site in the Al-Subiyah desert of Northern Kuwait. Dating back to the mid-6th millennium B...
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December 2, 2024 at 12:39 PM
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🏜️ Najnowsze badania @PCMA_UW z @UniWarszawski
na stanowisku #Bahra1 dostarczyły fascynujących znalezisk wyjawiających kolejne sekrety wymiany kulturowej między neolitycznymi społecznościami Arabii a kulturą Ubaid z Mezopotamii.

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Nowe badania w Kuwejcie: figurka sprzed 7 tys. lat i lokalna produkcja ceramiki
Kuwejcko-Polska Misja Archeologiczna zakończyła właśnie tegoroczny sezon badań na stanowisku Bahra 1 na pustyni Al-Subiyah w północnym Kuwejcie. Datowane na połowę VI tysiąclecia p.n.e. stanowisko jes...
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December 2, 2024 at 12:38 PM
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Judging by the size of the Ubaid-style carinated bowls so popular at #Bahra1 the communal feasts there must have been rather lavish 👇
antiquity.ac.uk Antiquity Journal @antiquity.ac.uk · Dec 25
Bringing out the special plates for Christmas Dinner? 🍗
Prehistoric people had crockery for special occasions too! In Neolithic Arabia, imported Mesopotamian Ubaid Ware was an item of prestige, whereas locally-produced Coarse Red Ware more commonplace

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Ubaid period bowl from Eridu, southern Mesopotamia. A pale grey, shallow bowl painted with a cross-hatched design in a darker shade of grey. In the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Public Domain Several fragmented pieces of Coarse Red Ware from Bahra 1, Kuwait. Hand-formed pottery vessels with coarse surfaces, ranging in colour from pale red to reddish brown (credit: Adam Oleksiak).
December 25, 2025 at 5:34 PM