- JUBAIL: The Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities on Tuesday announced the excavation of two new archaeological sites; one dating back to 300 BC while the other 500H.
"We intend to keep these two sites as open museums," said Ali Al-Ghabban, deputy chairman of SCTA, after visiting the two sites.
He said the first site is located inside Jubail Industrial College, about 14 kms from Jubail city, adding that the area is surrounded by a wall.
Al-Ghabban said the site is part of the Jarha Kingdom that lived east of the Arabian Peninsula before the advent of Islam.
