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- Secondly, the BIDA BINT SAUD. This is part of an Iron Age building at Bida Bint Saud in Al Ain, UAE. Archaeologists believe this may have been used to manage a nearby “falaj” (Arabic for ancient water channels). The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has recognised the universal value of four cultural sites of Al Ain including Hafeet, Hili, Bida Bint Saud and six date palm oases by including them on the World Heritage List.
- Next, the FIVE INTERLOCKED SKELETONS. These five interlocked skeletons discovered in the UAE date back to the 6th millennium BC. These skeletons were discovered by the Umm Al Quwain authorities in the neolithic cemetery at Al Shabika. The skeletons date back about 6,000 BC to 5,001 BC.
- Then, the 8,000-YEAR-OLD MARAWAH VILLAGE. According to new radiocarbon dates, the buildings found on Marawah island in Abu Dhabi go back 8,000 years, to a time called the “Neolithic period”, or the New Stone Age. The houses uncovered at the site are remarkably well-preserved, and experts believe the houses were used for several hundred years.
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