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Al Wusta Phalanxes Document Humans Travel East of Africa Earlier

April 10, 2018

Earlier this year we learned about the Misliya maxilla which pushed our understanding of out of Africa by 50,000 years. …

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The Saudian Arabian Stonehedge Unveiled By Google Earth

October 26, 2017

In the November issue of Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, researchers examining the Saudi Arabian desert have found around 400 unreported stone …

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The Fate of Arabian Archaeology

February 4, 2011

I stumbled upon this news piece in The Times regarding archaeology in Saudia Arabia. I wanted to share it with …

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