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UNESCO World Heritage

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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia · Geoglyph

Al-Thula Desert Kite Field (Jubbah Basin – Ha'il)

Neolithic humid phase (Holocene) · Jubbah lake-shore hunters

Jubbah paleolake-marginal kites: 16 funnels at Umm Sanman piedmont below UNESCO rock-art cliffs.

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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia · Rock art

Jubbah Rock Art – Jebel Umm Sinman

Holocene: Neolithic to Bronze Age to Thamudic · Successive Arabian Holocene cultures (hunter-herder to caravaneer)

10,000-year petroglyph palimpsest at Jebel Umm Sinman—UNESCO rock art on a vanished lake shore.

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🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia · Rock art

Shuwaymis Rock Art – Jebel al-Manjor

Early Holocene humid to Bronze/Thamudic arid · Neolithic hunter-herders to Thamudic caravaneers

UNESCO escarpment with 300 panels—lions on leashed dogs and savanna fauna from Arabia's humid phase.