RCU Launches 2026-2027 Archaeology Season Across AlUla and Khaybar
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RCU launches 2026-2027 Archaeology Season across AlUla and Khaybar
Saudi and international teams advance long-term research into north-west Arabia's human history, from prehistoric landscapes and ancient kingdoms to oasis life, pilgrimage routes and heritage conservationThe season builds on previous discoveries while strengthening Saudi capability in archaeology, field research, digital documentation and heritage interpretationALULA, Saudi Arabia, Oct. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Royal Commission for AlUla has…
New archaeology season opens in AlUla, Khaybar
ALULA: The Royal Commission for AlUla has launched its 2026–2027 archaeology season in AlUla and Khaybar to deepen research into the region’s ancient past, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday. Years of excavation, documentation and conservation have already produced significant finds at what the commission calls one of the most important archaeological landscapes in northwest Arabia. Among them are stone mustatils, rectangular structures d…
RCU launches 2026–2027 archaeological season across AlUla and Khaybar
The Royal Commission for AlUla launches its 2026–2027 archaeological season, expanding excavations and research into ancient kingdoms, prehistoric settlements and historic routes across AlUla and Khaybar.
AlUla and Khaybar open 2026-27 archaeology season with Dadan project entering second phase
The Royal Commission for AlUla has launched its 2026-27 archaeological fieldwork season in north-west Saudi Arabia, covering Hegra, Dadan, Khaybar and historic pilgrimage routes south of AlUla.
The Royal Organization of the Al-Ala Governorate announced the launch of the 2026-2027 archaeology season in Al-Ala, Khir to preserve cultural heritage, promote archaeological research and develop national competencies.
Original news The Royal Commission of Saudi Arabia for the province of AlUla has announced the start of the archaeological season 2026-2027 in AlUla and Khaybar
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