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sacrificed after the death of their owner, and they were buried in two pits whose walls were lined with stones. The man was buried on his right side with a sword 88 cm long, in addition to two daggers, a robe, and a woolen hat. The sword was placed in front of the dead and its handle was directly facing the face. The handle was partially covered with ivory and made in the form of a beak. An eagle and two daggers were placed on the waist of the deceased on the right and left side. The sword and the two daggers were made of iron and lined with steel. It is believed that the source of this industry method is the Indian civilization, which probably made the first steel swords in the world and spread from them to neighboring civilizations, including Oman, and it seems that The dead person who was buried in the grave was from the elite of the people, and it is possible that he was the leader of the tribe, and this is indicated by the sword that was buried with the dead person, the robe he wore, and the camel. By examining the remains of organic materials, it is noted that the deceased was buried with his head placed on a pillow, wearing leather shoes, and near him a conical headdress made of wool was placed, in addition to a bronze vessel placed on his left side.
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The Sinaw treasure was found inside a pottery vessel in
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Archaeological surveys and excavations have been conducted in a number of these archaeological tombs, the most important of which are tombs dating back to the third millennium BC, specifically to the transitional period between the Hafit period and the Umm al-Nar period, and tombs dating back to the
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It also includes many fields of ancient burials that extend long distances in the depths of the desert and date back to different time periods that extended between the end of the fourth millennium to the first millennium BC. The reasons for its settlement are due to the availability of water as a
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Among the most prominent archaeological discoveries were found in a tomb dating back to the end of the Iron Age (300 BC), which included the remains of a man who died at the age of fifty, who was buried with his personal weapons and buried near his tomb of two camels. A male and a female were
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Thursday Market: It is held every
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