World’s Oldest Bread Uncovered in Jordan
By unearthing charred bread remains dating back over 14,400 years ago, a team of researchers has completely shaked the well-established certainties of archeology that...
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Egypt: Major Archaeological Discovery Made in Saqqarah
During excavations in Saqqara, Egypt, archeologists have unearthed a funeral shaft and a mummification workshop. Regarding the inestimable value of these ancient objects, this...
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Saudi Province of Al-Ula Taps into Youth for Tourism Jobs
Within the context of Al-Ula’s archaeology site development, the Royal Commission of Al-Ula set up a training program for young apprentices from the region.
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Archaeology: How ancient rocks in Saudi Arabia reveal men and dogs bond
Maria Guagnin is an archaeologist specialized in rock graffiti, in particular of depicted animals. In the Saudi desert she studies interactions between engravings illustrating...
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Saudi Arabia: Princess Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
As the youngest granddaughter of Queen Victoria, Princess Alice was the first member of the Royal family to visit Saudi Arabia in 1938. She...
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Al’Ula archaeological sites to be developed by France
France and Saudi Arabia are about to sign an agreement to develop the archaeological site of Al-Ula. This gigantic valley situated in the Arabian...
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Tourism in Jeddah: spots to visit in the Saudi cultural capital
When the time comes to plan your Saudi Arabia vacation, you’re still hesitating about which destination to choose? KAWA News suggests you take a...
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Saudi Arabia: 5 Landscapes You Won’t See Anywhere Else
Mostly desertic, thanks to the presence of the Arabian desert on a large portion of the country, the Saudi climate becomes less dry in...
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The “exquisite treasures” of the Riyadh National museum
While Saudi authorities have decided to award numerous heritage projects across the country, Kawa News decided to pay a visit to the National Museum...