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A study of the Uruq al-Julaibah site in the Najran region found that humans lived near Lake al-Mandafan around 125,000 years ago, making use of its fresh water and diverse plant and animal resources. Researchers documented more than 500 fossils across over 130 locations. They also found 5,511 stone tools and evidence of the Levallois technique, as well as of some stone points being hafted with handles, adhesives, and plant-fiber bindings. These findings point to advanced hunting and toolmaking techniques and repeated human activity.
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