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UAE: A New Book Reveals That Human Settlements Can be Traced Back to 13,000 Years ago in the Mountains of Fujairah

June 19, 2024
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UAE: A New Book Reveals That Human Settlements Can be Traced Back to 13,000 Years ago in the Mountains of Fujairah

New archaeological excavations have shown that, contrary to popular belief, Fujairah had human settlements as early as 13,000 years ago and was not abandoned in antiquity.

The Archaeology and History of Fujairah author Dr. Michele Ziolkowski reported that she had discovered substantial evidence of human settlements and migration routes in the Fujairah mountains.

“Radiocarbon dating was used to date charcoal samples taken from two excavated trenches at Jabal Kaf Addor in Fujairah. According to Dr. Michele, they showed a series of occupations at the site from 13,000 to 7,500 years ago.

The results refuted earlier theories that suggested there was little to no human habitation in the Fujairah Mountains during this time.

It is also Fujairah’s oldest known archaeological site. It is becoming more and more evident that the Arabian Peninsula served as more than just a route for migration from Africa into Europe and Asia during this time. In addition, it served as a settlement, Dr. Ziolkowski said.

Her book, which is filled with illustrations, maps, and photos, shows how the ancient civilization’s inhabitants adapted to their surroundings in order to live well. It covers everything from rock art to castles, and from stone tools to burial cairns.

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