Hama wells is one of the most important archaeological sites in Najran, and it is a road that extends between 6 rocky wells, through which trade caravans passing from the south of the Arabian Peninsula to its north to supply water from the wells during travel. It is one of the most important sites of rock paintings, and there are more than 13 sites that contain drawings of grazing and hunting scenes, and drawings of human figures drawn larger than life size, in which they wear a headscarf, they wear necklaces and hold weapons. There are also drawings of knives, blades and drawings of dances with musical instruments and others.