Located in south of Tabuk, the Harrat region stands as a living proof of Saudi Arabia’s ancient history and rich civilization, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Through a remarkable collection of rock art, the region offers an exceptional view of past civilizations and ancestors.
The rugged volcanic landscape can be considered as a platform or canvas for ancient inhabitants, who recorded their beliefs, experiences, and social interactions through intricate engravings and paintings.
Through the use of simple tools, the depictions of hunting scenes serve as a window into the daily lives of the early inhabitants of these areas.
Furthermore, rock art offers a proof of the fauna that once lived in the region, such as oryx, gazelles, and even tigers.
Clearly, various engravings feature symbolic and abstract motifs, likely carrying religious or cultural significance and mirroring the tribal identities of the area’s ancient societies.
These discoveries emphasize the historical significance of the Tabuk region as a prestigious hub for trade and cultural exchange.
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