Saudi Arabia News: An 8000-year-old religious site and temple has been discovered in Saudi Arabia. The inscriptions and many inscriptions of this historic temple have been found in excavations of the coastal city located to southwest of Riyadh. A team of archaeologists from Saudi Arabia has discovered this religious center at the site of Al-Faw with new technology machines. The remains found in this research have been sent for advanced study. According to preliminary information, the search used high-quality aerial photography, drone footage with control points, remote sensing, laser sensing, and many other surveys.
Temple Exploration
According to a report published in the ‘Saudi Gazette’, this important area of Al-Fa has remained a hot spot for the people of the Archaeological Department for the last 40 years. Among the many discoveries at the survey site, the most important finding is the ruins of parts of an altar from the demolished complex of this temple. This shows that some people lived here at that time, in whose life rituals like worship and yajna must have been of great importance. The name of this temple is told as the rock-cut temple which is situated on the side of Tuwaiq mountain, which is now known as Al-Fau. According to the results so far, the people of al-Fa were very religious. The excavations found an inscription confirming the existence of Al-Fa, the god of Kahl.
An ancient large city has been discovered at this site, on which some towers have been built. In the course of this research, complex irrigation systems have been uncovered in the region including canals, water bodies, and hundreds of pits in the world’s driest land and harsh desert environments. According to the report of earlier research here, there has been a culture of the temple and idol worship in this area since thousands of years ago.
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Cemetery on neighboring land
The study of the inscriptions found in the excavations here continues. New technology has revealed much information about the remains of Neolithic human settlements. During the new research on this site, about 2,807 tombs of this temple have also come to the fore. There is no information about the religion of the deceased so far. However, it is being said that the graves found here belong to different times.
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