Archaeological Replicas Showcase Kingdom's Rich History at Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair

The Heritage Commission, through the Kingdom's pavilion at the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair 2026, showcased a collection of rare archaeological replicas, offering visitors an educational experience that highlights the depth of Saudi history and the diversity of civilizations that flourished on the Arabian Peninsula over thousands of years.
 The replicas include selected examples of historical artifacts discovered across various regions of the Kingdom, including stone inscriptions, ancient writings, and carved artifacts dating back to different periods before Christ. These pieces reflect the cultural, civilizational, and commercial activity that characterized the Arabian Peninsula throughout history.
 The pavilion also features a documentary film on the ancient city of Al-Faw, highlighting its history and cultural significance, in addition to an interactive digital screen presenting archaeological sites from across the Kingdom.
 The exhibition has attracted strong interest from history and heritage enthusiasts as part of the Kingdom’s extensive cultural presence at the fair, led by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission. The event continues through June 7.