Watch: More ancient relics discovered in Abu Dhabi, point to long-distance trade
Early dwellers of Umm an-Nar island ate dugongs, traded with Mesopotamia and Indus Valley
Source: gulfnews.com
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Early dwellers of Umm an-Nar island ate dugongs, traded with Mesopotamia and Indus Valley
Found off the coast of Abu Dhabi, the structures likely served as houses for Ghagha Island's Neolithic inhabitants
The remains of an 8,500 year old structure, comprising of a series of complex walls, has been discovered on Abu Dhabi's Ghagha Island.
The discovery on the island of Ghagha, west of Abu Dhabi city, revealed stone structures offering further compelling history of the UAE.
New finds show settled life in the UAE began 500 years earlier than previously thought