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Archaeological Sites
This site on Ghagha Island features simple circular rooms built from stone, with walls reaching approximately one metre in height. These structures were likely homes to a small community that lived permanently on the island year-round. Excavations uncovered hundreds of artefacts inside the rooms, including finely crafted stone arrowheads, which were likely used for hunting. The discoveries also confirm the community’s reliance on the island’s rich marine resources.
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