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Himyarite

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Himyarite
a member of an ancient people of SW Arabia, sometimes regarded as including the Sabeans


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The 31 papers here discuss such topics as prehistoric camels at a new site in southeastern Arabia, a Himyarite model of water management illustrated by dams in the western mountains of Yemen, the village of Murwab in Qatar as an example of territory and settlement patterns during the ninth-century AD Abbasid period, the battle of Julfar in 880/1475, and an historical cartographic study of the Yabrin oasis in Saudi Arabia.
Some writers say the name "humaini" was taken from the Himyarites.
One is loath to believe that six successive civilisations - Ma'an, Qataban, Hadhramawt, Awsan, Sheba and Himyarite - were replaced with a contemporary semblance of a country that borders on a failed state.
 
 
 
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