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Archaeologists discuss latest findings from Al-Faw, Saudi Arabia’s newest World Heritage Site

  • Delegates at international conference in Riyadh are told recent discoveries at the site have changed our understanding of ancient civilizations in the region
  • Addition in July of Al-Faw to UNESCO’s World Heritage List ‘confirms the importance of the site to the world,’ expert says
By Waad Hussain ·

Archaeologists uncover 70m-year-old river turtle in Egypt

By Mohammad Shamaa ·

Israeli researchers find opium residue in 3,500-year-old pottery

By AFP ·

Ancient tombs unearthed at Paris’ Notre-Dame cathedral

By AFP ·
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Archaeologists make new discoveries in Egypt

By Mohammed Abu Zaid ·
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Archaeologists unearth 27 coffins buried 2,500 years ago in Egyptian tomb

By Mohammed Al-Shamaa ·
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Archaeologists urge Albania to protect underwater heritage

By AP ·

Archaeologists discover 2 ancient tombs in Egypt's Luxor

By AP ·

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