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Islamic Civilizations See: Africa, East: swahm coast; Africa, Historical Archaeology; Asia, West:
Achaemenian, Parthian, and Sasanian Persian Civilizations; Europe, South: Medieval and Post-Medieval.
Isotope Analysis See: Stable Isotope Analysis.
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