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This article reviews archaeological research on the formation of Islamic society in North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula from the seventh century to the Middle Ages, highlighting the cultural transformation in these regions. It discusses the impact of Arab and Berber forces on indigenous populations and the development of Islamic states, emphasizing the role of archaeology in revising historical interpretations. The research also explores settlement patterns, urban organization, and the influence of trade

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YaçinBoabaslam

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