The Heritage Commission today received 146 artifacts from the Antiquities Association. The commission conducts studies and research on artifacts, to unveil their original locations, and the ancient civilizations associated with them. The commission conveyed its appreciation to the association's officials for this initiative, noting that it is a reflection of the strong cooperation between the two entities. The Heritage Commission encourages other artifact owners to take similar initiatives. Those interested in submitting artifacts to the commission can reach out through its official social media accounts or by visiting its headquarters in Riyadh or its branches and offices around the Kingdom. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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