Editing Riyadh (section)

===Museums and collections===
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In 1999, a new central museum was built in Riyadh, at the eastern side of the [[King Abdul Aziz Historical Centre]]. The [[National Museum of Saudi Arabia]] combined several collections and pieces that had up until then been scattered over several institutions and other places in Riyadh and the Kingdom. For example, the meteorite fragment is known as the "Camel's Hump", recovered in 1966 from the [[Wabar craters|Wabar site]], that was on display at the [[King Saud University]] in Riyadh became the new entry piece of the National Museum of Saudi Arabia.

The [[Royal Saudi Air Force Museum]], or Saqr Al-Jazira, is located on the East Ring Road of Riyadh between exits 10 and 11. It contains a collection of aircraft and aviation-related items used by the [[Royal Saudi Air Force]] and [[Saudia]] (Saudi Arabian Airlines).