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Tourist Attractions > Middle East > United Arab Emirates > Jumeirah Archaeological Site | |
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Jumeirah Archaeological Site Description The archaeological site at Jumeirah is thought to date back to the sixth century AD and was the site of a caravan station along an ancient trade route that linked Iraq to Oman. It’s one of the most significant archaeological sites in the United Arab Emirates with sections of walling, a souq and houses – one of which is thought to have been the governor’s palace. Other finds, such as pottery, tools and coins, are on display at the Heritage Village in Diera. Transportation Air: Dubai International Airport. Water: Water taxis operate between Dubai and Deira. Rail: Currently no rail network but construction of a rail and underground network are underway. Road: Bus: Public services. Contact Addresses For more information on the Jumeirah Archaeological site, contact the Department of Tourism (see Tourist Information above). United Arab Emirates - Map 
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