Bir Haddaj well

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Bir Haddaj well is an ancient, monumental water well in Tayma, Saudi Arabia, renowned for its massive stone construction and historical significance dating back to pre-Islamic times.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historic monument
water well
associatedWith Tayma oasis NERFINISHED
ancient caravan routes
oasis agriculture
country Saudi Arabia
culture pre-Islamic Arabian
dateFromPeriod pre-Islamic era
governedBy Saudi heritage authorities NERFINISHED
hasCondition preserved
hasConstructionMaterial stone
hasCurrentUse cultural heritage site
tourist attraction
hasFeature circular plan
massive stone construction
monumental scale
stone-lined shaft
stone-paved surroundings
heritageStatus important archaeological landmark of Tayma
languageOfToponym Arabic
locatedIn Tabuk Region NERFINISHED
Tayma NERFINISHED
northwestern Saudi Arabia
near Tayma archaeological sites
partOf historical landscape of Tayma
significance evidence of advanced ancient hydraulic engineering
important pre-Islamic heritage site in Arabia
key element of Tayma oasis settlement system
major source of water in ancient Tayma oasis
toponymMeaning Bir means well in Arabic
tourismType cultural tourism
heritage tourism
usedFor irrigation
livestock watering
water supply

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Tayma hasLandmark Bir Haddaj well