Ain Umm Al Sujur

An archaeological site in Diraz village, Bahrain, featuring an oval hollow containing two wells dating to the 3rd millennium BC Dilmun period [1] [2]. Excavated by Danish (1954) and Japanese (1990s) expeditions, the wells yielded Early Dilmun artifacts including two headless ram statues and a limestone altar block [1] [2]. The site once held Bahrain's most productive artesian spring [2].