Moral Education
Archeological
sites of Abu
Dhabi
By: Ahmed
Yousef
Mohammed ismail
Abdulla saif
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Yousef
Mohammed ismail
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Ancient
Monuments
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Al maqta’a tower
(Exhibit #1)
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Qasr Al-Hosn
(Exhibit #2)
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Ancient walls
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Mezair’ah
fort
(Exhibit #3)
Dalma island
(Exhibit #4)
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Archaeological artifacts
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Hili
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Fort room
Al Jahili Fort
(Exhibit #6)
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Al Muwaiji
Fort
(Exhibit #7)
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Jebel Hafit
(Exhibit #8)
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Al maqta’a Tower (Exhibit #1)
Al Maqta'a Tower is an old
observation tower located in Abu
Dhabi in United Arab Emirates.
The tower was built in 1793 AD.
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Qasr Al-Hosn (Exhibit #2)
Qasr al-Hosn, also known as the
White Fort, Old Fort, is the oldest
stone building in the city of Abu
Dhabi, the capital of the United
Arab Emirates. It was constructed
in 1761 as a conical watchtower
to defend the only freshwater well
in Abu Dhabi island.
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Mezair’ah Fort (Exhibit #3)
Mezair'ah Fort is an old Islamic
fort located in Liwa oasis in
the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, United
Arab Emirates. The fort is dating
back to the 19th Century AD.
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Dalma Island (Exhibit #4)
Dalma is an Emirati island located
in the Arabian Gulf approximately
42 kilometres off the coast of Abu
Dhabi. A total of more than 20
archaeological sites were
identified on the island, ranging in
time from the Neolithic Age to the
Islamic periods.
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Hili (Exhibit #5)
Hili, now Hili Archaeological Park, is an
archaeological site located in Al Ain in
the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE. The site
dates from the 3rd millennium BC, and is
considered the largest Bronze Age site in
the UAE. The site also includes remains
from the Iron Age, which are settlements,
tombs, and a falaj. The site was inscribed
as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011
as part of Cultural Sites of Al Ain.
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Al Jahili Fort (Exhibit #6)
Al Jahili Fort is a fort located in Al
Ain in the Emirate of Abu
Dhabi in UAE. The construction of
Al Jahili Fort began in 1891 under
Sheikh Zayed the First and was
completed in 1898.
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Al Muwaiji Fort (Exhibit #7)
Al Muwaiji Fort or Qasr Al Muwaiji
is an old Islamic fort located in Al
Ain city in the Emirate of Abu
Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The
fort is dating back to the 20th
Century AD.
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Jebel Hafit (Exhibit #8)
Hafit, or Jebel Hafeet Beehive Tombs, is an
archaeological site located near Al Ain in
the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE. The site
includes about 500 ancient tombs lie at the
foothills of Jebel Hafeet. The tombs are
the remains of an ancient cemetery dating
back to the early Bronze Age Hafit period,
from 3200 to 3000 BC. Hafit was inscribed
as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011
as part of Cultural Sites of Al Ain.
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Resources
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