Dumat Aljandal archaeological oasis. Museum of traditional agronomic techniques and astronomy

This summary covers the restauration, conservation project and reuse of ancient agronomic techniques and astronomical tools to trace the sky through the seasons. My study links the relationship between man looking upwards to the sky and down to the land. These traditional methods survived locally until nowadays and its clearly reflected on our Arabian calendars. This intangible inherited tradition is translated into a musuim through my project study and analysis. It continues in a tour of a new village that has a dialogue with the past memories of the old village “Aldir’s Islamic ruins village”. specifically picked Dumat Aljandal as my case study project to implement what I learned from preservation and restoration methodology, previously in time Dumat aljandal “Adumatu” was and is until now considered geographically representative as the gate to Arabia. A very resourceful oasis with water and agriculture. Over the centuries, it is believed that Dumat Aljandal served as an important station in the complex system of trade routes crossing the Arabian Peninsula. On the other hand, Dumat Aljandal has all the ancient features of a city in a small scale that could be observed and studied. Reusing and protecting the buried beauty of carefully selected stories and habits of the local people simple survival methods that can make any city exists. The presence of water and land in relation to the sky.