Pilgrim's hidden treasure discovered
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During archaeological excavations in the historic district of Diria, located on the outskirts of Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh, researchers discovered a unique treasure more than 1,200 years old.
Pilgrim's hidden treasure discovered
Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia have discovered an ancient clay pot filled with gold coins silver items and valuable jewelry decorated with precious gemstones. Experts believe the treasure was buried more than 1,000 years ago possibly by a pilgrim traveling to Makkah during Hajj. The discovery was made near an archaeological site in the historic Diriyah area near Riyadh. Researchers have named it the “Diriyah Treasure.” In the past this location …
A Hoard of Abbasid-Era Gold Treasures Has Been Discovered Along an Ancient Pilgrimage Route in Saudi Arabia
A unique discovery by Middle Eastern archaeologists at the excavation site of the ancient settlement of Dariya in Al-Qassim Province has shed light on the true extent of the wealth and trade and economic prosperity of the Arabian Peninsula during the early Islamic period
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