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Heritage commission concludes first phase of archaeological excavations at Makkah’s Dhi Al-Majaz market

Heritage commission concludes first phase of archaeological excavations at Makkah’s Dhi Al-Majaz market

  • The site is one of the most well known Arab markets in the Arabian Peninsula dating back to pre-Islamic times
By Arab News ·
Iraqis furious over government’s demolition of 300-year-old minaret

Iraqis furious over government’s demolition of 300-year-old minaret

By AP ·
Egypt, UK conclude study on restoring Cairo’s historical, archaeological structures photos

Egypt, UK conclude study on restoring Cairo’s historical, archaeological structures

By SARAH GLUBB ·
Potential Omani bishop’s palace uncovered near Christian monastery on UAE’s Siniyah Island 

Potential Omani bishop’s palace uncovered near Christian monastery on UAE’s Siniyah Island 

By Maria Botros ·
Archeologists discover 4,500-year-old temple in Egypt

Archeologists discover 4,500-year-old temple in Egypt

By Arab News ·
European archaeologists back in Iraq after years of war

European archaeologists back in Iraq after years of war

By AFP ·
Djibouti’s hidden rock art offers window to the past

Djibouti’s hidden rock art offers window to the past

By AFP ·
Inscriptions from mid 6th century B.C. found in Saudi Arabia

Inscriptions from mid 6th century B.C. found in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·
Saudi Arabia’s ancient human ‘mustatil’ structures revealed in new study

Saudi Arabia’s ancient human ‘mustatil’ structures revealed in new study

By Arab News ·
Researchers have found bones belonging to a dog in a burial ground in AlUla, northwest of Saudi Arabia. (SPA) photos

Older evidence dogs coexisted among humans in Arabian Peninsula unearthed in Saudi Arabia's AlUla

By Arab News ·
Archaeologists discover huge ivory factory in Pakistan's ancient Bhanbhore city

Archaeologists discover huge ivory factory in Pakistan's ancient Bhanbhore city

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Egyptian officials unveil new archaeological finds

Egyptian officials unveil new archaeological finds

By AP ·
Archaeologist Zahi Hawass: ‘There isn’t a country that doesn’t love Egyptian archaeology’

Archaeologist Zahi Hawass: ‘There isn’t a country that doesn’t love Egyptian archaeology’

By SALMA AHMED ·

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