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French archaeologist documents AlUla’s historic civilizations

Summary by Arab News
JEDDAH: Long before AlUla became a thriving tourism and commercial hub, archeologists quietly spent decades searching, researching and meticulously documenting the remnants of ancient prosperous civilizations that flourished in the region. Among them was Dr. Laila Nehmé, a French archeologist who has worked in AlUla since 2002 on various projects as a research fellow with the French National Centre for Scientific Research, in cooperation with th…
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Jeddah: Long before AlUla developed into a tourist and commercial center, archaeologists quietly spent decades searching for, studying, and meticulously documenting the ruins of ancient civilizations that flourished in the region. Among them is Dr. Laila Nehmé, a French archaeologist who, as a researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research, has been working on various projects in AlUla since 2002 in cooperation with the Saudi M…

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Arab News broke the news in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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