Tunisian-British Study on Ancient Agriculture
Field research conducted by the National Heritage Institute in Tunisia, in collaboration with the University of Cambridge, documents the history of ancient agricultural communities in Tunisia from the third millennium to the beginning of the first millennium BCE. The study covers the Zrrod Valley in Kairouan and the Tasa Valley in El Kef, focusing on identifying settlement patterns and resource exploitation through the review of archaeological remains, especially funerary structures, dated using radiocarbon techniques. Advanced methods such as intensive archaeological surveying and three-dimensional documentation are employed. The goal is to enhance understanding of the contexts of agricultural community expansion and their interactions with the environment, comparing two geographical regions to observe similarities and differences.
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