Jubbah Historical Heritage Main Entrance

Jubbah Historical Heritage Main Entrance is the gateway to an ancient rock art site containing petroglyphs and inscriptions carved into sandstone. The carvings preserve evidence of early human settlement and daily life across different prehistoric periods.

The site reveals evidence of Middle Paleolithic settlements with artifacts spanning multiple prehistoric periods of human occupation. Archaeological work near the ancient paleolake uncovered how different groups used this location over thousands of years.

The rock carvings show people, birds, and animals like gazelles and monkeys depicted on sandstone surfaces. These images tell stories of daily life and what the people who lived here observed around them.

The entrance is open for visitors during standard hours and allows you to view the rock carvings in their natural desert setting. Morning and late afternoon visits work best because sunlight brings out details in the carved surfaces.

The rock carvings sit next to an ancient dry lake bed that stretches across the landscape with portions still buried under desert sand. This setting reveals why early people chose this location and how dramatically the environment has transformed over time.