The Sharjah Archeology Authority continues the work of archaeological excavations, in cooperation with a group of foreign archaeological missions in several regions of the Emirate of Sharjah, in order to activate the agreements signed by the authority with a group of universities and scientific institutes specialized in archaeological research and cultural heritage in various parts of the world.
These foreign missions operate during the seasons of exploration that start from October and continue until April of each year.
The Director General of the Sharjah Archeology Authority, Dr. Sabah Aboud Jassem, said: “The Portuguese mission is currently operating in the eastern region of the Emirate of Sharjah, specifically in Khor Fakkan and Kharkala. And the two regions are extremely important historically and archaeologically.
"The discoveries and excavations of these foundations and remains began four years ago, and a number of pottery, fireplaces and a well were found, which indicates the importance of the place," said Issa Yousef, Sharjah Archeology and Material Heritage Director. Fifth ».
Issa Youssef revealed a study that the Portuguese mission will work on to develop a plan for the restoration and maintenance of the site as required, and there is an integrated plan for using the site to be part of an archaeological park linked to the historical area. I hope that these efforts will be successful, as there are encouraging factors to continue operating in the region.