Sabaeans
The Sabaens were one of the first civilizations of the Arabian Peninsula. They spoke the Sabaean language, an Old South Arabian language, and founded Sabaʾ, a kingdom in modern-day Yemen. It was believed to be the biblical land of Sheba and the oldest and most important South Arabian kingdom.
Sabaeans Media
Statue of Hawter 'Atht found in Al-Baydā' (ancient Nashqum, Kingdom of Saba'), 6th–5th century BCE, the Louvre Museum
Map of southern Arabia in 100 BCE
Old Sana'a town with tower buildings
Karib'il Watar's campaign against Awsan
The great wall of Awwam in Marib
Arsh Bilqis, Ma'rib
Ruins of the Marib Dam of the former Sabaean capital of Ma'rib, amidst the Sarawat Mountains of present-day Yemen
Musnad inscriptions in Sirwah
The inscription CIH 393 with the symbol of Almaqah in the top
Awwam Temple in Marib governorate
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