Hili Archaeological park

Hili Archaeological Park is defined by the circular stone walls of the Hili Grand Tomb, which rises about four meters high. This site contains the largest Bronze Age complex in the United Arab Emirates, with remains dating back to the third millennium before the common era. It was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in two thousand eleven as a central component of the cultural sites of Al Ain, reflecting a time when ancient communities moved from hunting and gathering to settled agriculture.