Heritage Authority Finds 103 New Sites in Najd
The Heritage Authority announced the documentation of 103 new archaeological sites in the Al-Aliyah Najd region during the first survey season, which lasted 30 days and covered sites north of the Al-‘Ureid Mountains in Al-Dawadmi Governorate. The discoveries featured a diverse range of findings, including stone structures, inscriptions from Thamudic and Islamic periods, and rock art depicting animals and human figures. These findings reflect the richness of human civilization in the area and highlight the long-standing interaction between humans and their environment. The results contribute to a better understanding of urban settlement patterns and enhance the national database of archaeological sites, emphasizing the importance of protecting the nation's cultural heritage. The upcoming phase will involve completing the survey, registering the sites in the national registry, and raising community awareness about heritage preservation.
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