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The al Hajar mountain range contains massive amounts of ……………….which people learned to mine and smelt from ore and rocks

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Answered by 10457
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Explanation:Al-Hajar Mountains in northeastern Oman and also the eastern United Arab Emirates are the highest mountain range in the eastern Arabian peninsula. Also known as "Oman Mountains", they separate the low coastal plain of Oman from the high ... "stone" or "rock". So al-Ḥajar (اَلْحَجَر) is named as "the stone" or "the rock".

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The al Hajar mountain range contains massive amounts of Northern Oman which people learned to mine and smelt from ore and rocks.

  • Al Ḥajar, the mountain chain in the northern Oman. Its steeper slopes to towards the seaward, it is parallel to the coast of Gulf of the Oman & the stretches in the arc southeastward of a Musandam Peninsula to the Al-Ḥadd on extreme north-eastern tip of that  Arabian Peninsula.

  • The northern landscapes are dominated by that dramatic 'Hajar mountain range' , which is the tallest among them and the  legendary Jebel Shams at  over 3,000 metres.

  • The central part of the Al Hajar Mountains is very wildest terrain.  It is featured as the 2 highest mountains of  Hajar the  region, Jebel Shams & the Jebel Akhdar both of these are located in Oman.

Hence, the al Hajar mountain range contains massive amounts of

Northern Oman, people learned to mine & smelt from ore & rocks.

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