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Archaeological sites uncover Dubai's ancient roots dating back 300,000 years - Vimarsana News

Archaeological sites uncover Dubai's ancient roots dating back 300,000 years

From Iron-Age metal smelting to complex irrigation channels, emirate passed many eras

Dubai's archaeological treasures: 17 sites reveal over 300,000 years of the past - Vimarsana News

Dubai's archaeological treasures: 17 sites reveal over 300,000 years of the past

Managed by Dubai Culture, these sites represent the legacy of Dubai's historical inhabitants and their interactions with others in the Near East

Dubai's Archaeological Treasures: 17 Sites Reveal Over 300,000 Years Of The Past - Vimarsana News

Dubai's Archaeological Treasures: 17 Sites Reveal Over 300,000 Years Of The Past

Published: Sun 26 May 2024, 1:34 PM Last updated: Sun 26 May 2024, 1:36 PM Archaeological surveys over the years in Dubai have unea

Source: menafn.com
Ancestral occupation of southern wadis: Focusing on environmental analysis of Tor Al Tareeq - Vimarsana News

Ancestral occupation of southern wadis: Focusing on environmental analysis of Tor Al Tareeq

AMMAN — Wadi Hasa is one of the most southern wadis between the Dead Sea and the Central Plateau. In most recent times, Wadi Hasa is a popular destination for hikers and adventure tourists, while in prehistoric time it has been a home for numerous settlements. The valley, which is 25 kilometres long, was a base for settlements and a corridor for population movement during

Palaeolithic axe dating back 30 lakh years discovered in Telangana - Vimarsana News

Palaeolithic axe dating back 30 lakh years discovered in Telangana

Following the recent floods in Mulugu, a team of historians led by Sriramoju Haragopal have made discovered palaeolithic quartzite tools.

Source: siasat.com