HISTORICAL DISCOVERY: Kuwaiti-Danish team uncovers bronze age 4,000-year-old Dilmun temple on Failaka Island
Failaka Island, Kuwait, has revealed a 4,000-year-old Dilmun civilization temple, the second found stacked on the same site. This significant Bronze Age discovery, made by a Kuwaiti-Danish team, highlights the island's crucial role as a religious and administrative hub. Artifacts like seals and pottery offer insights into ancient Gulf trade and faith.
Failaka Island, Kuwait, has revealed a 4,000-year-old Dilmun civilization temple, the second found stacked on the same site. This significant Bronze Age discovery, made by a Kuwaiti-Danish team, highlights the island's crucial role as a religious and administrative hub. Artifacts like seals and pottery offer insights into ancient Gulf trade and faith.
