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A new study reconstructing the Arabian Peninsula’s ancient past adds clues to how early humans left the African continent.

including camels and possibly an ostrich or "winged camel" or donkey. "During the early Islamic period, camels were the main means of transportation," explains Shmueli. "The fact that camel ...

"In the Early Islamic period, camels served as the primary mode of transportation," Shmueli explained. "The fact that camels appear in the jug's illustrations highlights their significance at the ...

“During the Early Islamic period, camels were the primary mode of transportation,” Shmueli explains. “The jug’s illustrations emphasize the camel’s essential role in commerce. While the ...