Khor Rori

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Khor Rori is an ancient coastal lagoon and archaeological site in southern Oman, known for the ruins of the frankincense port city of Sumhuram.

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Khor Rori canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf World Heritage Site component
archaeological site
coastal lagoon
alternateName Khawr Rori lagoon
Khawr Ruri
archaeologicalExcavationsBy Italian archaeological missions
archaeologicalPeriod Hellenistic period
late pre-Islamic period
associatedWith Sumhuram Archaeological Park
frankincense-producing regions of Dhofar
connectedTo Indian Ocean trade network
Red Sea trade routes
contains Sumhuram
ruins of the ancient port of Sumhuram
country Oman
culturalRegion ancient South Arabia
ecosystem coastal wetland
estuarine lagoon
functionInAntiquity export center for frankincense
maritime trading port
governingBody Oman Ministry of Heritage and Tourism
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
UNESCO cultural site
inscriptionsLanguage Greek
South Arabian
knownFor archaeological remains of Sumhuram
frankincense trade
locatedIn Dhofar Governorate
linked to: Dhofar
locatedInTimeZone Gulf Standard Time
locatedNear Salalah
Taqah
locatedOn Arabian Sea
Indian Ocean coast
materialRemains city walls
harbor installations
residential buildings
temples
mouthOf Wadi Darbat
nearbyFeature Jabal Samhan
nearbySettlement Mirbat
partOf Land of Frankincense
protectionStatus archaeological reserve
region southern Oman
linked to: Dhofar
tourismType cultural tourism
eco-tourism
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Land of Frankincense
waterBodyType lagoon

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