Excavation of 7,000-Year-Old Stone Circles in Saudi Arabia

SOURCE www.the-express.com
Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia excavated 7,000-year-old ancient standing stone circles, believed to be used as dwellings. The site also contained remains of livestock and seashells from the Red Sea, indicating a diversified economy and trade network in the Neolithic Period.

Key Points

  • Excavation of 7,000-year-old ancient standing stone circles in Saudi Arabia
  • Stone circles believed to be used as dwellings with remains of livestock and seashells from the Red Sea
  • Indication of a diversified economy and trade network in the Neolithic Period
  • Possible trade connections between ancient Saudi Arabia and Jordan

Pros

  • Reveals insights into ancient civilizations and their way of life
  • Provides evidence of a diversified economy based on agriculture and trade
  • Indicates possible trade connections between ancient populations of Saudi Arabia and Jordan