The most rebellious spirits to ever shake this planet touched hands with their creator as soon as their remains, once buried all over the battlefields, were collected and buried in their liberated nation Eritrea to the adulation of millions of their people.
The Archaeological Heritage Research Branch (AHRB) of the Commission of Culture and Sports, in collaboration with the Spanish research institute of IPHES (Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution), has been conducting joint research activities at the Danakil Depression of Eritrea since 2012.
Omhajer is among the biggest semi-urban centers of Golug sub-zone in the Gash-Barka region. It borders Ethiopia to the south and Sudan to the west and is mostly known for its agriculture. It has vast arable land and is endowed with abundant livestock. Its agricultural resources, cultural diversity and its potential for further development make Omhajer a prospective center for investment.
One of the six regions of Eritrea, the Northern Red Sea Region, is bordered with the Sudan and Ethiopia on the North-Eastern part, and is number one in its length from North to the South. The area of the land in the Northern Red Sea region is 34,236 square kilometers, which boasts a second place following the Gash Barka Region. Furthermore, the areal length of the land reaches up to 450 kilometers, while the coastal length is around 795.5 kilometers.
The origin and evidence of modern humans is well-known from the African continent. Africa is the origin and home of our ancestors. Modern humans evolved in Africa and left the continent between 90,000 – 75,000 years.
Mud bricks, stone and wood are the oldest and basic building materials known to man.
The most rebellious spirits to ever shake this planet touched hands with their creator as soon as their remains, once buried all over the battlefields, were collected and buried in their liberated nation Eritrea to the adulation of millions of their people.
The Archaeological Heritage Research Branch (AHRB) of the Commission of Culture and Sports, in collaboration with the Spanish research institute of IPHES (Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution), has been conducting joint research activities at the Danakil Depression of Eritrea since 2012.
The ability to represent language graphically, to make language visible, stands as one of humanity’s greatest intellectual and cultural achievements.
Omhajer is among the biggest semi-urban centers of Golug sub-zone in the Gash-Barka region. It borders Ethiopia to the south and Sudan to the west and is mostly known for its agriculture. It has vast arable land and is endowed with abundant livestock. Its agricultural resources, cultural diversity and its potential for further development make Omhajer a prospective center for investment.
One of the six regions of Eritrea, the Northern Red Sea Region, is bordered with the Sudan and Ethiopia on the North-Eastern part, and is number one in its length from North to the South. The area of the land in the Northern Red Sea region is 34,236 square kilometers, which boasts a second place following the Gash Barka Region. Furthermore, the areal length of the land reaches up to 450 kilometers, while the coastal length is around 795.5 kilometers.
The origin and evidence of modern humans is well-known from the African continent. Africa is the origin and home of our ancestors. Modern humans evolved in Africa and left the continent between 90,000 – 75,000 years.