The Ubaid people are best known for their distinctive pottery style. Also read Archaeology Students Find 200-Year-Old Message ...

Two kinds of pottery had previously been found at Bahra 1, including one that appeared to be imported from other Ubaid people, and others known as coarse red ware, often found in other parts of ...

The figurine dates back to the Ubaid period of ancient Mesopotamia ... value it held for the people of this ancient community," Professor Piotr Bieliński said in the press release.

The Ubaid culture, known for its distinctive pottery ... value it held for the people of this ancient community," according to Newsweek. Researchers also uncovered conclusive evidence of the ...

People occupied the site for two millenniums ... say that Zeidan should reveal insights into life in a time called the Ubaid period, 5500 to 4000 B.C. In those poorly studied centuries, irrigation ...

The Ubaid intertwined with Neolithic, or New Stone Age societies in the Arabian Gulf in the sixth millennium B.C. and turned the area into a sort of ancient melting pot, said Agnieszka Szymczak ...

It’s the first such find in the region, they noted, though others with a similar countenance have turned up at Mesopotamian sites and are typical of others related to the Neolithic Ubaid ...

But what is the meaning behind this unusual artifact, and what can it tell us about the people who created it? Who were the Ubaid people? As per the reports presented by various online media ...

Excavations at the site have given insights into the Ubaid culture ... value it held for the people of this ancient community,” archaeologist Piotr Bieliński said. The find also sheds more ...

Bahra 1 is the subject of the Kuwaiti-Polish Archaeological Mission, a collaboration between the two countries to better understand the ancient people of the Arabian peninsula. The Ubaid culture ...