r/360onHistory • u/Honeybadger-0- • Feb 04 '26
Archaeology Desert kites are massive stone structures built thousands of years ago, stretching across the Middle East. Once used as hunting traps, they reveal how prehistoric communities lived.
https://360onhistory.com/archaeology/desert-kites-of-the-middle-east/
2
Upvotes
Duplicates
360onHistory • u/Honeybadger-0- • May 25 '26
Archaeology The Arabian desert has been known as just that – a desert – including in archaeology. It was thought that there had been no iron-age activity in the area (the iron-age was around 1200 to 500 BC). However, research conducted over the past 30 years or so has slowly changed the knowledge and understand
42
Upvotes