In pictures: Sharjah Geological Park showcases nature's 93m-year evolution

The site has a wealth of fossilised remains of many ancient marine creatures that inhabited shallow seas.

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The park is one of the most pioneering projects in the field of ecotourism, aimed at introducing visitors to the history of Sharjah's geology, and the geological importance of Jebel Buhais and the archaeological areas surrounding it.
The park is one of the most pioneering projects in the field of ecotourism, aimed at introducing visitors to the history of Sharjah's geology, and the geological importance of Jebel Buhais and the archaeological areas surrounding it.
The park also includes two archaeological sites which show traces of a 125,000 year old human settlement.
The park also includes two archaeological sites which show traces of a 125,000 year old human settlement.
The design of the building pays tribute to the emirate’s history
The design of the building pays tribute to the emirate’s history
The park also showcases graves that are as old as 400,000 years, which show that people have lived here even before thousands of years.
The park also showcases graves that are as old as 400,000 years, which show that people have lived here even before thousands of years.

Published: Mon 20 Jan 2020, 11:00 PM

Last updated: Tue 21 Jan 2020, 6:17 PM

A view of the Wadi Suq tomb, which is an oval shaped chamber made of stones
A view of the Wadi Suq tomb, which is an oval shaped chamber made of stones

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