RIYADH: The Heritage Commission has announced the results of the first phase of its project to survey and document rock inscriptions and rock art in the High Najd area of the Riyadh Region. The project forms part of the commission’s scientific programs to expand archeological surveys and strengthen the national database of heritage sites. The scientific team conducted field surveys over 30 days, covering several locations across High Najd, a geographical area that makes up much of central Saudi Arabia.

RIYADH: The Heritage Commission has registered 1,173 new archeological sites in the National Antiquities Register, bringing the total number of registered sites across Saudi…

The Heritage Commission has documented more than 100 archaeological sites during the first season of the High Najd Project in Al-Dawadmi Governorate, Riyadh, including…