Ancient sites found in Saudi Najd

The Heritage Authority in Saudi Arabia has announced new archaeological discoveries in the Riyadh region, involving 103 historical sites that include stone structures, inscribed carvings, and rock art depicting animals and human figures. Field surveys were conducted over a period of 30 days in the northern Al-‘Arid Mountains in Al-Dawadami Governorate, aiming to document the sites and enhance the understanding of human history and interaction with the environment in the High Najd area. The findings highlight the richness of the cultural and environmental heritage, contributing to the identification of settlement patterns and the development of the national database of heritage sites. There are plans to complete further studies, record these sites in the national registry, and protect the heritage in the future.

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