Theft of Egypt's former Queen necklace
For the first time, a children's burial building dating back to the Iron Age has been discovered in the Omani Peninsula. This site is among the important archaeological evidence highlighting the history of the region. Additionally, an early settlement site was found in Natif Cave in Dhofar Governorate, dating to the Paleolithic era. Furthermore, a settlement from the Iron Age containing unique artistic artifacts was uncovered. These discoveries shed light on the area's history and its ancient cultural heritage, aiding in understanding the development of habitation and religious practices in the region across different eras.
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