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Umm Al Quwain artifacts reveal a restored civilization
The article focused on the efforts of the Department of Tourism and Antiquities in Umm Al Quwain to preserve cultural heritage. Over the past years, they have restored around 300 archaeological artifacts and 15 historical buildings, relying on national personnel and forming partnerships with international experts. Restoration work has concentrated on significant sites such as the Al-Dur Archaeological Site, the Siniyah Monastery, and the Pearl Fishing Town, aiming to protect these locations from the effects of time and to facilitate thorough studies of the discoveries. This approach enhances national identity and strengthens the emirate's tourism standing. Modern techniques and materials are used in the restoration processes to maintain the authenticity of the artifacts, while environmental challenges such as humidity and salts are also addressed. Ongoing restoration and development projects continue to improve the infrastructure of these historical sites.
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