![]() Location of Jebel Buhais (Source: ADIAS)
Links Press 22 Jan 2000 - Mass graves in Sharjah dated to 4000 BC (Source: Uaeinteract.com) 3 May 2000 - Earliest Human Settlement Discovered (Source: Uaeinteract.com) 15 April 2001 - 7,000 year-old skull found in Sharjah (Source: Uaeinteract.com) 15 April 2001 - Stone Age Skull reveals evidence of early brain surgery (Source: Gulf News) 28 April 2001 - Sharjah archaeological site to be turned into a museum (Source: Uaeinteract.com) 22 May 2001 - Der Weg der steinzeitlichen Wüstennomaden - in German (Source: http://www.archaeologie-online.de/magazin/) 28 May 2001 - Clevere Wüstennomaden lebten vor 7.000 Jahren auf der arabischen Halbinsel - in German (Source: http://www.wissenschaft.de) 5 March 2002 - German
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