Why early humans avoided Arabian desert interiors despite ancient lakes

Recent studies indicate that early inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula placed significant importance on freshwater sources and specific types of stones. Researchers extensively examined the vast Rub' al Khali sand sea for archaeological traces. While they discovered remnants of ancient lakes, the absence of stone tools pointed to limited human settlement.

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Recent studies indicate that early inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula placed significant importance on freshwater sources and specific types of stones. Researchers extensively examined the vast Rub' al Khali sand sea for archaeological traces. While they…

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