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It added that it is the oldest evidence that dogs coexisted with the ancient inhabitants of the region in the Arabian Peninsula.
The discovery was found through a comprehensive archaeological survey and excavation along with existing research and exploration projects in the province by the Royal Commission for AlUla.
One of the sites is located in the basalt volcanic uplands of AlUla, while the other in the historic city’s badlands.
After collecting the bones, the team noticed symptoms of arthritis on the dog’s bones, indicating that it lived among humans until mid or old age.
(SPA)Rock art found in the area indicated that Neolithic people used dogs to hunt ibex, wild donkeys, and other animals.

Published On: Wed, 24 Mar 2021 19:55:52 GMT