US EditionThe Rich History of Al Tweer: Saudi Heritage Commission Discovers Ancient Artefacts Dating Back to 300 BC
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The Rich History of Al Tweer: Saudi Heritage Commission Discovers Ancient Artefacts Dating Back to 300 BC
Image Credit: Heritage Commission of the Saudi Ministry of Culture In a momentous archaeological breakthrough, the Heritage Commission of the Saudi Ministry of Culture has exposed a wealth of artefacts at the Al Tweer archaeological site in Sakaka, northwest Saudi Arabia. These findings, spanning from 300 BC to 100 AD, provide a captivating window into the ancient structures and utilities that once characterized the region.The culmination of t…
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