Misteri pintu terbang di arab Saudi.

FOTHER-MUCKER

Sinarharian.
Misteri ‘pintu gerbang’
21 OKTOBER 2017

Penemuan ratusan 'pintu gerbang' itu dibuat menerusi Google Earth.

PERTH - AUSTRALIA. Ahli arkeologi menemui 400 struktur batu misteri di pinggir gunung berapi yang dipercayai berusia sehingga 7,000 tahun di kawasan padang pasir terpencil di wilayah Harrat Khaybar di Arab Saudi.

Struktur batu yang ditemui menggunakan aplikasi Google Earth itu digelar sebagai 'pintu gerbang' kerana ia kelihatan seperti objek tersebut jika dilihat dari atas.

Ia dibina di kubah lava purba di mana kepanjangan sebahagian daripadanya berukuran empat kali ganda saiz biasa padang bola sepak.

Penyelidik di University of Western Australia, David Kennedy berkata, tujuan binaannya dan usia sebenar struktur tersebut masih tidak diketahui.

"Pintu gerbang tersebut dibina daripada batu manakala dindingnya dihasilkan secara kasar dan rendah. Sisa aliran lava boleh dilihat pada permukaan sebahagian struktur tersebut yang menandakan usianya adalah lebih tua daripada aliran lahar tersebut," katanya.

Jelasnya lagi, pintu gerbang paling kecil berukuran 13 meter (m) panjang manakala yang terpanjang adalah 518 m, lapor Daily Mail.

AbukRokok

ntah boleh masuk ke tak tu.....konfirm saudi blok akses terus takut takut nti terpaksa ubah subjek sejarah di sekolah

MissVixen

Pintu gerbang yakjuj makjuj?

edee_91

ok dah confirm pintu yakjud makjud nanti aku convert balik ke islam ye. buat masa ni, kita menom beer duluuuuu.....

Decaffeinated

pintu terbang ka gerbang ka dua2 aku tak nampak.....

macam garis2 lukisan budak tadika adalah....

saladin780

jadah apa pintu gerbang camtuh

saladin780

DUBAI: Archaeologists have discovered mystery stone structures dating back thousands of years in the Arabian desert, which they believe have been built by nomadic tribes.
The nearly 400 stone structures, nicknamed “gates” because they resembled field gates from satellite images, were clustered around the volcanic region of Harrat Khaybar in Saudi Arabia.
And researchers were perplexed as to what these structures were used for and who built them, or if they were the earliest “Works of the Old Men,” pertaining to ancient geoglyphs that stretch from Syria to Saudi Arabia.
“We tend to think of Saudi Arabia as desert, but in practice there’s a huge archaeological treasure trove out there and it needs to be identified and mapped,” said Dr. David Kennedy, an archaeology professor at the University of Western Australia, in an article from The New York Times.
“You can’t see them very well from the ground level, but once you get up a few hundred feet, or with a satellite even higher, they stand out beautifully.”
A paper authored Dr. Kennedy is set to appear in the November issue of the journal Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy.
Dr. Kennedy has been studying the angular and wheel-like structures scattered over Jordan’s lava field, or harrat, since 1997 but did not have the opportunity to look more closely at the ancient structures in neighboring Saudi Arabia because of access restrictions.
“We would have loved to fly across into Saudi Arabia to take images. But you never get the permission,” Dr. Kennedy said. “And then along comes Google Earth.”
The mystery of the stone structures started in 2004 when Dr. Abdullah Al-Saeed, a neurologist and founder of the Desert Team, a group of amateur archaeologists in Saudi Arabia, explored the lava fields of Harrat Khaybar. He saw walls of stones stacked about three feet high, but said that he did not appreciate their unique design at that time.
Then the break came in 2008 when Dr. Al-Saaed went back to the same spot using Google Earth.
“When I saw the updated images of Harrat Khaybar from Google Earth, I was literally stunned and could not sleep that night,” Dr. Al-Saeed said. “Flying like a bird all over the Harrat from one enigmatic structure to another! How come we passed by these structures without appreciating their design?”
Further investigation and some Google images sent to archaeologists such Dr. Kennedy received bewildering feedbacks.
“Absolute bafflement.”
That’s what Dr. Kennedy said he felt when he first saw the satellite images, as was confronted with structures quite different from anything he had ever seen before.
Varying in size, the longest gate measures more than half a kilometer, while the shortest is just 13 meters and the spaces between them differing from miles apart to “almost touching.”
Dr. Kennedy has spent almost a decade cataloging nearly 400 gates and hoped his next step would be to lead a research team that would collect samples to carbon age the lava fields, and even the stone walls to determine the timing of their construction.
“More will be found as more people get involved in scouring the landscape from satellite imagery,” he said.

sekngucing

mcm biasa... saintis kapir jugak yg korek...

Simunggu

jadi kenapa??? apa penting sama aku???

Dwdrum

Berani kah mereka buat di saudi ...... nanti jadi seperti story saudian man.... jumpa ancient temple dalam padang paser unfortunately di humban ke penjara  ....

Dwdrum

Simunggu replied at 22-10-2017 04:10 PM
jadi kenapa??? apa penting sama aku???

Mungkin bukan pada u .... tetapi pada sejarah ...

spankee_fili

additional photos..

Al-Patih

AbukRokok replied at 22-10-2017 11:59 AM
ntah boleh masuk ke tak tu.....konfirm saudi blok akses terus takut takut nti terpaksa ubah subjek s ...

1. “We would have loved to fly across into Saudi Arabia to take images. But you never get the permission,” Dr. Kennedy said. “And then along comes Google Earth.”

Copy the Code

Pak Saud.....takut berito sobonar...nanti hancus hancai

Otaku85

Pintu gerbang gunung berapi yakjuj dan makjuj?

Vokuro

AbukRokok replied at 22-10-2017 11:59 AM
ntah boleh masuk ke tak tu.....konfirm saudi blok akses terus takut takut nti terpaksa ubah subjek s ...

saudi memang jenis katup tempat bersejarah arkeologi bagai kan??
pernah tengok documentary pasal ini.
memang heshe tak bagi masuk siap pagar bagai dan mungkin study pun mereka tak buat.
ala2 pagar buat perhiasan jah tanpa perlu di kaji pelbagai gitu konsep nya.

AbukRokok

Vokuro replied at 23-10-2017 01:34 PM
saudi memang jenis katup tempat bersejarah arkeologi bagai kan??
pernah tengok documentary pasal  ...

xbagi masuk kira ringan berbanding yang lagi ekstreme...siap bawak masuk traktor roboh musnahkan

Vokuro

AbukRokok replied at 23-10-2017 02:13 PM
xbagi masuk kira ringan berbanding yang lagi ekstreme...siap bawak masuk traktor roboh musnahkan : ...

yang heshe katup itu kawasan arkeologi area sakai2 takde orang tinggal gitu, tak ada development.