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Saudi Arabia’s latest archaeological puzzle: Interlocking circles in Hali

Recent aerial imagery has revealed interlocking circular stone formations in Hali, Al-Qunfudhah governorate, Saudi Arabia, sparking interest among researchers regarding their potential mathematical or astronomical use. Historian Dr. Mohammed Al-Marhabi suggests these formations, crafted from volcanic rock, may have been designed for observing weather and celestial movements, highlighting the area's significance in ancient human settlements.

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