
Saudi Arabia’s Royal Commission for AlUla (RCU) announced a groundbreaking archaeological find that pushes back the timeline of human history in the Arabian Peninsula.
Deep in the rugged landscapes of AlUla, researchers uncovered evidence of a human settlement dating back 13,500 years. This discovery proves that the region was not just a barren desert, but a thriving home for hunter-gatherer communities long before the rise of the world's most famous ancient civilizations.