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Under the Minean kingdom it was an important stop on the incense route. The ancient city of Yathill was surrounded by a wall 14 meters high, much of which is still visible today; this wall had 57 towers and two gates. Inscriptions mention that the wall was rebuilt by the
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near this temple, which contains numerous grave stelae. The temple is very typical of the Minaean style and consists of 16 columns and beams. There are also a number of ancient inscriptions in the South Arabian alphabet through the city.
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excavated a temple with its roof intact in Baraqish. Inside they found a number of stone tables or altars with bulls' heads at each end, which are believed to have been a sanctuary to a god of healing.
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kingdom eventually established itself in the 5th century BC, and the city is cited in a document dated to 343 BC. However, the Minean kingdom was recaptured by the Saba kingdom in the 2nd century BC.
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Alessandro de Maigret: The Excavations Of The Italian Archaeological Mission At Barâqish (Republic Of Yemen). In: Newsletter Archeologia (CISA). No. 0, p.50–90 Retrieved 20 April 2017
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Its origins are very archaic, possibly 1000 BCE, but it reached its peak of importance in about 400 BCE when it became the capital of the
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Vol. 21, Proceedings of the Twenty Fourth SEMINAR FOR ARABIAN STUDIES held at Oxford on 24th - 26th July 1990 (1991), pp. 159-172
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Satellite-Based Damage Assessment of Cultural Heritage Sites 2015 Summary Report of Iraq, Nepal, Syria & Yemen June 2016.
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UNESCO Director-General deplores destruction of parts of ancient city of Baraqish, calls for protection of Yemen's heritage
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UNESCO Director-General deplores destruction of parts of ancient city of Baraqish, calls for protection of Yemen's heritage
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UNESCO Director-General deplores destruction of parts of ancient city of Baraqish, calls for protection of Yemen's heritage
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UNESCO Director-General deplores destruction of parts of ancient city of Baraqish, calls for protection of Yemen's heritage
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The ruins of a temple in the southern part of the city are considered by archaeologist to have been dedicated to the god
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Walter W. Müller: Skizze der Geschichte Altsüdarabiens. In: Werner Daum: Jemen. Umschau, Frankfurt/Main,
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There is another temple in the center of the city but only four of its columns are still erect.
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Hermann von Wissmann: Zur Archäologie und Antiken Geographie von Südarabien, (siehe Lit.), p10.
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Charles Aithie, Patricia Aithie: Yemen: jewel of Arabia. Stacey International, 2001, p152.
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Rich, J.W. (1990): Cassius Dio: the Augustan Settlement (Roman History 53-55.9), p165
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The city was the capitol of the Minaean kingdom until they shifted their capital to
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Alessandro de Maigret, THE EXCAVATIONS OF THE TEMPLE OF NAKRAH AT BARĀQISH (YEMEN)
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at some time. However, and Yathill remained a sort of religious center for them.
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finds indicate the area was inhabited from at least the 10th century BC.
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in 450 BCE. The city was retaken by the Saba in the 2nd century BC.
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In 2015, the city was reported as being badly destroyed when the
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in Arabian archaeology and epigraphy 10(1):58-68 · May 1999
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in the 6th century BC. and is mentioned in a document of
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Baraqish is located in Yemen
16°0′N 44°48′E / 16.000°N 44.800°E / 16.000; 44.800
Yemen
Governorate
Al Jawf Governorate
Time zone
UTC+03:00
16°0′N 44°48′E / 16.000°N 44.800°E / 16.000; 44.800
Arabic
Yemen
Sanaa
al Jawf Governorate
Wādī Farda(h)
Sabaean
Bronze Age
Minaean
Paleolithic
ceramic
Saba
Yitha'amar Bayyin II
Minaean
Qarnāwu
Sabaeans
Romans
Aelius Gallus
Augustus
Strabo
Cassius Dio
Hadhramaut

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