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Archaeologist argues that Bronze Age town of Arnata exemplifies 'slow urbanism'

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During the Bronze Age, northwestern Arabia, the region between Mecca and Aqaba, was home to interconnected city walls centered around small fortified cities, such as the recently discovered town of al-Nata in the Khyber Oasis in the Medina province of Saudi Arabia. There were oases dotted around the area. 3D virtual reconstruction of the Bronze [...] Source The post Archaeologist argues that Bronze Age town of Arnata exemplifies ‘slow urbanism’ …

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