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The archaeology of Saudi Arabia includes the following archaeological sites:
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- Abu Loza's Bath
- Ain Qannas, archaeological site Al-Hasa, Eastern Saudi Arabia
- Al Naslaa, landform
- Al-'Ula, ancient Arabic oasis
- Al-Rabadha, archaeological excavations
- Al-Ukhaydir, Tabuk Province, archaeological site
- Ancient towns in Saudi Arabia
- Aynuna, excavations from the Roman period (1st century AD) to the early Islamic times (8th century)
- Bir Hima Rock Petroglyphs and Inscriptions
- Columns of Rajajil 6,000 years old pillars carved from sandstone
- Desert kites, stone wall structures
- Dhat al-Hajj, archaeological site in the Tabuk Province
- Dosariyah, archeological site in the Eastern Province
- Dumat al-Jandal, ancient city of ruins, Al Jawf Province
- Gerrha, candidate archaeological sites in Eastern Arabia
- Hegra, archaeological site in Medina Province
- Jabal al-Baidain, mountain known for drawings and Thamudic inscriptions
- Jabal al-ʿHayn, site of pre-historic petroglyphs, tribal markings (wusūm) and inscriptions
- Jubail Church, ancient building near Jubail, Eastern province
- "Land of Tema", Biblical place linked to old city walls, Tayma
- Leuke Kome
- Marid Castle
- Near Eastern bioarchaeology
- Old Town, Al-'Ula
- Qal'at al-Qatif
- Shanqal Fort
- Sisira Well, Al-Jawf region
- Tarout Island island inhabited since 5000 BC
- Tomb of Eve, archeological site, Jeddah
- Uqair salt mine Archaeological site
- Tayma
- Pharaonic Tayma inscription, hieroglyphic petroglyph found near the oasis of Tayma,
- Tayma stones, Aramaic inscriptions found in northern Saudi Arabia.
