Seih Al Harf

The excavation site of Seih Al Harf extends across a notable area in northern Ras Al Khaimah, containing multiple burial grounds and ancient structures.

British archaeologists discovered this settlement dating from 2000 to 1300 BCE during the late 1980s, leading to substantial research about the Wadi Suq period.

The excavation of 50 burial sites at Seih Al Harf revealed 10,000 artifacts, including spearheads, jewelry, and pottery that demonstrate ancient burial customs.

Researchers and visitors need to obtain permission from local authorities to access the archaeological site, which requires appropriate footwear and sun protection.

The discovery of a complete female skeleton wearing original bangles provides direct evidence of personal decoration methods from the Bronze Age period.

Location: Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah

GPS coordinates: 25.71393,56.01092

Latest update: April 22, 2025 19:14