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1. He has also made important contributions to the study of the Ancient South Arabian history.
2. One of those elites was Joseph Dhu Nuwas or " Y鹲uf  As ar Yao ar " as mentioned in ancient south Arabian inscriptions.
3. He also helped to set up and organise the Aden Museum and to secure for it and catalogue the famous Muncherjee collection of ancient South Arabian antiquities.
4. This era marked the collapse of ancient South Arabian civilization, since the greater part of the country was under several independent clans until the arrival of Islam in 630.
5. This era marked the collapse of ancient South Arabian civilization, since the greater part of the country was under several independent clans until the arrival of Islam in 630 AD.
6. It's difficult to find ancient south arabian in a sentence. 用ancient south arabian造句挺難的
7. In AD 516, a tribal unrest broke out in Yemen and several tribal elites fought for power, one of those elites was Joseph Dhu Nuwas or " Yousef Asa'ar ", a Jewish warlord mentioned in ancient south Arabian inscriptions.
8. An extensive fortified compound,'Mleiha Fort', nearby the site of the present Centre, was discovered in the late 1990s and is thought to have been possibly the seat of an ancient South Arabian kingdom dating back to 300 BCE.
9. Sayhadic had its own writing system, the Ancient South Arabian Monumental Script, or " Ms 3 nd ", consisting of 29 graphemes concurrently used for proto-Ge'ez in the Kingdom of D ` mt, ultimately sharing a common origin with the other Semitic abjads, the Proto-Sinaitic alphabet.
10. Ancient South Arabian inscriptions mention a tribe settling in Najd called " kdt ", who had a king called " rb?t " ( Rabi ah ) from " w owr-m " ( the people of Thawr ), who had sworn allegiance to the king of Saba and Dhk
    Rayd
    
    n.
11. "' Ancient North Arabian "'( ANA ) refers to all of the South Semitic scripts excluding Ancient South Arabian ( ASA ) used in central and northern Arabia from the 8th century BCE to the 4th century CE . To date, it has not been demonstrated that these scripts derive from an ancestor not also shared by the ASA scripts.
12. Ancient South Arabian sources report that in about 145 BC, the dam suffered a major breach during the war between the people of Rayd
    
    n and the Kingdom of Saba, and that is the very breach that many scholars consider to have caused the great flood of ?Arim mentioned in the Quran; it is also mentioned in Arab proverbs which speak about the " hands of Saba "'having separated at that time.