Al-ola: The royal authority of Al-Ola province declared on Saturday the discovery of an ancient village in the Khaybar oasis that was populated 3,400 years ago. According to Kuwait News Agency, recent excavations revealed the remains of a Bronze Age village, characterized by its walled structure. The findings disclosed that the site included residential sectors and cemeteries, providing further insights into the lifestyle of its past inhabitants. The authority noted that the construction of the village marked a significant shift from a nomadic to an urban lifestyle. This discovery offers a glimpse into the historical evolution of the region and highlights the importance of the Khaybar oasis in ancient times.
