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Researchers discover 4,500-year-old highway in Saudi Arabia

Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia have determined that people who lived in ancient northwest Arabia built long-distance 'funerary avenues'

Saudi arabiaArabian peninsulaSaudi arabia generalAl ulaAmr almadaniRebecca footeHugh thomasCultural heritage researchRoyal commission for al ulaUniversity of western australiaWestern australiaRoyal commissionBronze ageMiddle eastSaudi arabiaAncient inhabitants

Researchers discover 4,500-year-old highway in Saudi Arabia

Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia have determined that people who lived in ancient northwest Arabia built long-distance 'funerary avenues'

Saudi arabiaArabian peninsulaSaudi arabia generalAl ulaAmr almadaniRebecca footeHugh thomasCultural heritage researchRoyal commission for al ulaUniversity of western australiaWestern australiaRoyal commissionBronze ageMiddle eastSaudi arabiaAncient inhabitants

Researchers discover 4,500-year-old highway in Saudi Arabia

Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia have determined that people who lived in ancient northwest Arabia built long-distance 'funerary avenues'

Saudi arabiaArabian peninsulaSaudi arabia generalAl ulaAmr almadaniRebecca footeHugh thomasCultural heritage researchRoyal commission for al ulaUniversity of western australiaWestern australiaRoyal commissionBronze ageMiddle eastSaudi arabiaAncient inhabitants

Researchers discover 4,500-year-old highway in Saudi Arabia

Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia have determined that people who lived in ancient northwest Arabia built long-distance 'funerary avenues'

Saudi arabiaArabian peninsulaSaudi arabia generalAl ulaAmr almadaniRebecca footeHugh thomasCultural heritage researchRoyal commission for al ulaUniversity of western australiaWestern australiaRoyal commissionBronze ageMiddle eastSaudi arabiaAncient inhabitants

Researchers discover 4,500-year-old highway in Saudi Arabia

Archaeologists from the University of Western Australia have determined that people who lived in ancient northwest Arabia built long-distance 'funerary avenues'

Saudi arabiaArabian peninsulaSaudi arabia generalAl ulaAmr almadaniRebecca footeHugh thomasCultural heritage researchRoyal commission for al ulaUniversity of western australiaWestern australiaRoyal commissionBronze ageMiddle eastSaudi arabiaAncient inhabitants

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