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In 2011, a historian scanned Saudi Arabia on Google Earth and found vast stone traps; researchers later mapped 252 across its lava fields

🛰️ Scrolling Google Earth Uncovered Ancient Hunting Traps

Published by OOPSONLINE.IN · Source: Times of India · 1 min read · · Updated

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And here the rest of us are using Google Earth just to look at our childhood houses from space. Talk about an elite level of productive procrastination.

What actually happened

Rest of World News: In a groundbreaking study, historian David Kennedy utilizes Google Earth to uncover thousands of ancient stone traps across Saudi Arabia, revealing new insights into prehistoric animal hunting techniques. This research highlights the transformative power of satellite imagery in archaeology and the vast hidden landscapes of the Arabian Peninsula.

Key points

  • Rest of World News: In a groundbreaking study, historian David Kennedy utilizes Google Earth to uncover thousands of ancient stone traps across Saudi Arabia, revealing new insights into prehistoric animal hunting techniques.
  • This research highlights the transformative power of satellite imagery in archaeology and the vast hidden landscapes of the Arabian Peninsula.

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