This site had been discovered in 2012 and by accident during digging the foundations for the establishing the buildings of the Sports Club of Dibba, The Ministry of Heritage and Culture was informed of the discovery, immediate action was taken and archeological excavations were conducted at the site. A number of archaeological tombs had been discovered, which dating back to the early Iron Age (200-1300 BC). Most notably a tomb dating back to the early period of the Iron Age, It has a length of 14 meters and a width of 3 meters. It contains about 190 skeletons, which are accompanied by many funerary objects, which varied between pottery, stone, bronze, swords, daggers, arrows, bayonets, bronze axes, homemade gold and bronze beads, imported from neighboring civilizations. Archaeological excavations continue on the site to reveal its secrets, which highlight its economic importance in the Iron Age.