Notes
This institutional chronology gives a public anchor for the eighth-century Islamic conquest of Iberia, early Umayyad rule, the naming of al-Andalus, and the mixed Christian, Jewish, and Muslim setting of medieval Iberia.
Why this source matters
MoorOfUS uses this source to keep al-Andalus claims tied to a dated Iberian context. It supports cautious discussion of Arab and Berber armies, Córdoba, Umayyad rule, and cultural exchange without treating the word Moor as a timeless identity category.
Use with caution
This is a museum chronology, not a full monograph. It should be paired with scholarship, local site records, and other institutional sources before making narrow claims about a person, community, ritual, ancestry, nationality, or present-day identity.