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Saudi Arabia uncovers Omar ibn al-Khattab inscription
The Heritage Authority in Al-Medhab Governorate documents 156 new archaeological sites through its surveys in the second season, including an inscription bearing the name of Omar ibn Al-Khattab and verses of poetry carved on rocks. This reflects the deep historical and cultural heritage of the area, extending across pre-Islamic and Islamic eras. The discoveries comprise 1,774 artifacts, including petroglyphs, engravings, stone structures, palaces, caravan routes, and wells, demonstrating the significant presence of ancient humans in the region. The Authority continues to implement archaeological documentation programs to support the objectives of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 in preserving heritage and strengthening the nation's cultural identity.
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