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In AlUla, archaeologists uncover earliest evidence of a domesticated dog in Arabia

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- Pioneering research dates canine bones found in north-west Saudi Arabia burial site to between circa 4200 and 4000 BCE

- Fieldwork shows region's ancient inhabitants were more complex than previously believed, with multiple interments over hundreds of years in prominently placed monuments marking the landscape

ALULA, Saudi Arabia, March 25, 2021 /P...

In AlUla, archaeologists uncover earliest evidence of a domesticated dog in Arabia

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