Sharjah Archaeology Museum in Sharjah, UAE, presents the the history and lifestyle of inhabitants of the region from the Stone Age till the beginnings of Islam. The museum collection includes archaeological artefacts, pottery, jewellery, coins and weapons, which were found – among others – in Mleiha and Jebel Buhais (Emirate of Sharjah, UAE).
The archaeological findings reveal the connections and relations between Sharjah inhabitants and their neighbours in the Arabian Peninsula, as well as with other civilizations. They also show the expansion of commercial relationships from the Indus Valley in the East to the Mediterranean islands in the West. Explore the tombs, cemeteries and houses through the models displayed in the museum and learn about the first forms of writing which appeared in this area more than 2500 years ago.*
*Sharjah Archaeology Museum webpage

Stone Age: 5000 BC – 3000 BC
Bronze Age: 3000 BC – 1300 BC
Iron Age: 1300 BC – 300 BC
Greater Arabia: 300 BC – 611 AD
September 2020
Sharjah Archaeology Museum
Sharjah Science Museum Center, Sheikh Rashid Bin Saqr Al Qasimi St – Dasman, Sharjah, UAE
Ξ Sharjah Archaeology Museum webpage
∇ Location: view on Google Maps
See also:
Sharjah ancient jewellery | Architecture II
Mleiha Archaeological Centre | Jebel Buhais Iron Age Fort
So beautiful, thanks for sharing this all. Enjoy your weekend.
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Thank you! Have a great weekend! 🙂
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Beautiful things.
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Once again you take us to a travel thru the ancient history of the Arab world. This is an interesting series. Thank you for taking me along.
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It’s a land reach in history. I’m happy that you liked it! 🙂
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Thank you for sharing Agata
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