Riyadh Saudi Arabia, First Published Jul 30, 2022, 9:54 PM IST
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The total number of recoveries rose to 794,844. The total death toll stands at 9,250. 5,355 patients are under treatment. 127 of them are in critical condition. They are staying in intensive care units in hospitals in different parts of the country. 8,004 RT-PCR tests were performed in 24 hours. Riyadh 53, Jeddah 33, Dammam 15, Madinah 9, Makkah 6, Hufoof 6, Twaif 5, Abha 5, Dhahran 5, Buraidah 4, Hail 3, Albaha 2, Khobar 2, Unaisa 2, Alrus 2 and Jubail 2. New covid cases reported in parts.
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The remains of an 8000-year-old human settlement have been discovered in Saudi Arabia
Riyadh: Remains of an eight thousand year old human settlement, including a temple, have been found in Saudi Arabia. The discovery was made by a team of archaeologists from Saudi and France under the leadership of the Saudi Heritage Commission in the Alfaw area in the southern part of Riyadh province. It is concluded that these are the remains of Neolithic period settlements. Alfaw is 100 km south on the road from Wadi Aldawasir to Najran.
This is the foothills of the Tuwaikh mountain range. The remains of the temple and the altar of the people of that time are important among the finds. It also has a cemetery containing 2,807 graves. It is clear that burials took place in different periods. Religious inscriptions have also been found. They are clear regarding the rituals and rituals of that period.
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There are remains in the discovery that prove that the people of that time were engaged in agriculture and ensured food security by producing good crops. It can be understood that hundreds of underground reservoirs were used for agricultural use and for storing drinking water. The find also includes petroglyphs depicting daily activities on the slopes of the Tuwayq mountain range, including hunting, travel and warfare.
Saudi archaeologist Dr. Explorations in Alfaw archaeological area are progressing with the help of King Saud University led by Abdurrahman AlAnsari. The commission is continuing such explorations in various areas of the country for the discovery and preservation of Saudi history.
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