Subsistence strategies of Christian communities in the Arab-Persian Gulf during Late Anitquity and Early Islam: Archaeobotanical discoveries from al-Qusur (Kuwait) and Samahij (Bahrain)

Key Points

• Key findings highlight the diverse subsistence strategies employed by Christian communities in the region.
• Archaeobotanical discoveries from al-Qusur in Kuwait and Samahij in Bahrain provide crucial evidence of these strategies.
• This research incorporates archaeological data to analyze the economic practices of these historical communities.
• Findings emphasize the need for further studies to understand the interactions between environment and subsistence methods.