Jabal Ikmah is closely associated with the Lihyanite civilization, the second half of the 1st millennium BCE . This valley attracts considerable interest due to its inscriptions, which served to document various aspects of lihyanites life. Rich in history, Jabal Ikmah is a treasure trove of narratives that inspire storytellers and contribute to the advancement of civilization. Its significance lies not only in its archaeological value but also in its role as a testament to the cultural heritage of the region.

A linear drawing of a human figure in a stick figure style showing an attempt to highlight the number of fingers.
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An inscription of a musical instrument similar to a harp or lyre, drawn next to a human figure, at the centre of whom is the shape of a spear.
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A drawing of a human figure carrying an implement of some sort, and at the centre of whom is the shape of a spear.
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A simple human figure with a sickle-shaped head.
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An inscription of a musical instrument similar to a harp or lyre.
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A drawing of a musical instrument similar to a harp or lyre.
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A linear drawing of what may be a stick figure human being.
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The outline of a linear drawing of what may be a stick figure human being.
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A well-crafted pictorial drawing of a bull.
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The letter ‘saad’ (ṣ) in Lihyanite script.
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A linear drawing of a bull.
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The letter ‘saad’ (ṣ) in Lihyanite script.
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The letter ‘waw’ (w / o / ū) in Lihyanite script.
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The letter ‘thaa’ (th / θ) in early Thamudic script.
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A letter from the Lihyanite alphabet.
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A line drawing of an ibex.
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A linear drawing of what may be a stick figure human being.
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A linear drawing of a human figure in a stick figure style.
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