An international team including UNIGE reveals that the Arabian Peninsula desert once hosted a vast lake and rivers, which ...

Until now, little was known about the former climate of the Arabian Peninsula, as analyses of paleoclimate archives such as dripstones were lacking. However, fossil finds prove that water-dependent ...

“There are also primates in the UAE fossil deposits, indicating that there is no reason not to expect early human presence in the Arabian Peninsula. Right now, the oldest archaeological site in Arabia ...

Why not older? Future fossil finds will be key to confirming the existence of diverse ecosystems in the Arabian Peninsula during this time, and to resolving discrepancies with other regional ...

Dailymotion Earliest Evidence for Humans on Arabian Peninsula Posted: April 8, 2025 | Last updated: April 8, 2025 LiveScience is where the curious come to find answers. We illuminate our ...

In this episode of 'Taking the Edge off the Middle East,' Brian Katulis sits down with Frank Lowenstein, a key advisor to Secretary John Kerry during the Obama administration. Lowenstein takes us ...

Cultural practices likely flowed between the Arabian Peninsula and Indus Valley as much as materials. Musical traditions were likely a key aspect of life around the entire Arabian Gulf ...

Right on schedule, the Great Lakes Whale Migration has begun for the 2025 season, and we are starting to see whales playing in the waters surrounding the Old Mission Peninsula. As with previous years, ...

Jones, who served nine years in the Navy, including four deployments to counter-terrorism missions in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, was terminated six months into her civilian career.

On 20 April that year, as Saudi Arabia’s moon-sighting committee was looking for the moon, prominent Kuwaiti astronomer Adel al-Saadoun declared that it was “impossible to see the crescent this ...

Credit: vediphile / CC BY-SA 4.0 Researchers have developed an algorithm that maps shared ancestry across geography and time in a move that could reshape how scientists study human genetic diversity.

The subvolcanic precursors of the Red Sea-Opening (i.e. Sinai) penetrated the Arabian Shield by sills and dikes (44.42 - 41.34 Ma) and provided a restricted magma volume up to a surface near ...