Context of Saruq al-Hadid Archaeological Site

A video made by the Saruq al-Hadid museum www.saruqalhadid.ae/ detailing the archaeological site of Saruq al-Hadid, UAE. The UNE Saruq al-Hadid Research Projoct (SHARP) team work at this fascinating site. Members of the team are featured in this video explaining what makes this site so unique.

[@justwyoung]

Thnaks for making this video.Very nice hope it helps in my exam for tomorrow

[@flipmaster4155]

You r in which school

[@shalomsaviopereira2838]

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[@christinedeveth6144]

Cheers

[@Hyrule452]

Sometimes, when we talk about archaeological discoveries in the UAE, it bothers me when some people mock the country's history and claim that it has no history. Well, firstly, I agree that the establishment of the UAE was in 1971, but that doesn't mean that there were no human beings living in that region! Secondly, the Arabian Peninsula is an ancient place, and the ancient inhabitants were nomadic, migrating from one place to another based on climate changes and the search for food, such as coastal areas for fishing. So, there must have been tribes or communities that settled in the UAE for periods of time. And all the Emirates have archaeological remains, albeit modest, but sufficient to prove the existence of ancient civilizations. I hope that some individuals can elevate their thinking, be more civilized, and respect the opinions of others. If we go back to the past, we all descend from Adam, so don't be ignorant and create divisions among us. In psychology, it is said that if someone belittles you, it is an indication that they are covering up their own shortcomings at the expense of diminishing your value and worth.

[@skellingtonmeteoryballoon]

Is this where Al kidhr and waraqah are buried ??

[@raameesdurrani7676]

Nice vid

[@not_rayxirin]

Nice vid