Discovered last
fertile sands of Saudi Arabia
Arabian Peninsula the way to know how people traveled from
Africa to parts of the world. This is what NASA is doing through pictures to help
us find answers.
These satellite images shows
the depth of the Arabian
Peninsula history .The starting point for a large research project by the
University of Oxford in our evolutionary heritage to show what it was before
this arid land.
Professor Michael stresses co-director of the Center for
Asian archeology on the Arabian Peninsula point was to get out of Africa, and
the exploration will be all over the peninsula and especially the Empty Quarter
in Saudi Arabia financed up to Dh10.9m with funding from the European Research
Council.
Found on the sites indicated by Professor Michael and
resulted in evidence on the three settlements Paleolithic different from
125,000 to 25,000 years ago. The first phase is to identify the sources of
water and prehistoric historical - rivers and lake basins through the study of
NASA images the second step is to walk along the edges of lakes and rivers that
have been identified.
Reference:
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