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Archaeology team in KSA unearths earliest-known traces of humans on Arabian Peninsula

  • The survey team identified the prints of seven humans, 107 camels, 43 elephants, and other animals including ibex and bovine species
By Lojien Ben Gassem ·

Egypt displays restoration of Tutankhamun gilded coffin

By AFP ·
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Saudi female archaeologist goes back to the future with career ambitions

By Lojien Ben Gassem ·

Researchers say ancient Philistine town located in Israel

By AFP ·

Tutankhamun bust faces London sale despite Egyptian outcry

By AFP ·

3000-year-old relics discovered in KSA’s Jarash archaeological site

By Arab News ·

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