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Archaoelogical sites in
UAE
Contents
● Hili Archaeological Park
● Jebel Hafeet Tomb
● Hatta Heritage Village
● Wadi Al Helo
● Khor Fakkan
Hili Archaeological Park
Also one of few UNESCO heritage sites in the UAE, the Hili
Archeological Park has a history that dates back to the Bronze Age.
Most of the site is covered with a series of settlements, tombs and
water channels from the Umm an-Nar period. A notable structure is
the Hili Grand Tomb with ancient engravings of people and animals.
There are several things to do in Hatta and one of them is to visit the ruins
at the Hatta Heritage Village. Home to centuries-old citadels, towers, forts
and the remains of a former village, the historic location is a site that
history-buffs will certainly appreciate.
Restored in 2001, it’s one of the oldest villages in Dubai. Among the
historical sites is the house of the local ruler known as “Bait Al Wali”. You
can also take a look at artefacts which reflect the culture of the time like
furnishings, weaponry and more.
Also known as “Sweet Valley”, the area has been declared a protected
area due to an abundance of wild flora and fauna. A trek to the top of
the valley offers spectacular views of the ruins.
Location: Sharjah
Khor Fakkan
You may know about Khorfakkan beach. But did you know
that the area has historic significance? Excavations carried
out by the Department of Antiquities in Sharjah have
discovered a large former settlement on slopes on three
mountains in Khor Fakkan by the sea.
Location: Sharjah
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