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Saudi Arabia uncovers Omar ibn Al-Khattab carvings
The Heritage Authority in Saudi Arabia announced the completion of the second season of archaeological survey work in Al-Medhab Province in Medina. During this effort, they documented 1,774 archaeological discoveries, including 156 new sites that feature Islamic inscriptions, remnants from earlier civilizations, among which are inscriptions bearing the name of Omar ibn Al-Khattab, as well as poetic verses and rock carvings that enhance the site's historical significance. These findings shed light on the depth of the civilizations that have passed through the region across successive eras. The Authority continues its efforts to document and register sites to support Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 of preserving cultural heritage and enriching the cultural content.
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