RIYADH: The Saudi Heritage Commission has uncovered more than 1,700 archaeological finds at the historic Miqat Al-Juhfah site, the Saudi Press Agency reported. In collaboration with the University of Exeter, the commission has completed the first phase of survey and documentation. Pottery, glass, stones, shells, and other artifacts have been found, underscoring the significance of the site which is located along the Egyptian pilgrimage route. Artifacts include a variety of fragments used in everyday life, such as shells, beads, and metal objects.

More than 1,700 artifacts have been uncovered at the archaeological site of Miqat al-Juhfah by the Heritage Commission.

Archaeologists find over 1,700 artefacts at Miqat Al Juhfah, shedding light on the historic Egyptian Hajj route and early Islamic-era pilgrimage networks.